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From pagan myths of the ancient world to the modern mythos of science fiction, the planet Mars has always been the subject of mythology. As Mars makes its closet approach to Earth this month, it may be worthwhile to consider the influence of the...

Salvation history is thus the history of salvation — i .e., the history of events that focus on the salvation of human beings and issues involving the new heaven and the new earth.

Some people may know that Advent serves as an anticipation of Christ’s birth in the season leading up to Christmas. That's only part of the story.

The Washington Post calls it “the most shocking moment in Oscars history.” One TV critic called it “an Oscar moment that will live forever in clip-reel infamy.”

As we read church history, we discover something shocking: so many controversies we see today are not new problems. For that reason, it's a big problem that so many Christians today lack a solid knowledge of church history.

If it had not been for a monk named Dionysius the year could have very easily been A.U.C. (which marks time by the start of the Roman Empire) or any other previously used dating system, rather than AD or CE.

Past the Babylonian stories from Daniel 1-6, readers run into an interesting six chapters at the tail end of Daniel. These prophecies appear to affect Israel in the near future, but also, they seem to hint at the end times and connections with...

"If Jesus is not the only way to salvation, then we're moving on," say some Anglican conservatives who are unhappy with "a crisis of faith, leadership and mission in the Episcopal Church over the last 30 years." In response, they formed the...

The world "as we know it” is coming to an end.

This world as we know it is coming to an end.

What would it be like to write out your Psalm? Start with ten things God has done for you. Ten things with which God has blessed you. And then add the phrase “his love endures forever” after each of them.

Roman Catholic officials are exploring the Augsburg Confession for Christian unity, sparking discussion on ecumenism's complex history and the delicate balance between bridge-building and doctrinal truth.

Pinpointing the causes and results of the Great Schism of 1054 is like trying to make sense of church infighting today. You’d have to go back decades for context and have a grain of salt on hand while researching different perspectives about what...

We serve to feel better about ourselves. We serve to prove ourselves. We serve to earn community service. We serve in hopes of being repaid. We serve to make our world a better place.  None of which are wrong. But Jesus calls us to a...

The threat of radical Islam is just as alive today as it was on that Tuesday 10 years ago.