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Uncover the extraordinary story of the Jewish people's enduring survival against all odds, a testament to divine promises and cultural resilience throughout millennia of persecution. 

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...

Holly Hawes looks through the Bible for ways God draws and has drawn near to humanity.

Among the central themes of the Bible are money and stewardship.

Ultimately, none of us are so good that we are beyond the need for God’s help or so bad that we are beyond his redemption. Every day brings the chance to be a hero or a villain in God’s story.

For the first time ever, an American-born leader—Pope Leo XIV—has been elected to head the Catholic Church, pledging to fearlessly spread the gospel and shine Christ’s light in a dark world. From Chicago streets to Vatican halls, his bold stance...

God is the ultimate victor and the Bible says that He wrote (not writes or will write but wrote) the history.

Explore the inspiring world of martyrs throughout history. Discover their unwavering faith and courage in the face of adversity. Learn how martyrs continue to impact our lives today.

Legal experts are divided on whether or not the President committed impeachable offenses. Unsurprisingly, politicians and the American people are, too. Reportedly, 83.2 percent of Democrats support impeaching the president, while only 9.1...

Was the story of Beowulf one of the earliest English novels or do the real names and places written about indicate that it was a part of history? Read on to find out what this author thinks...

In Deuteronomy, God says that the Israelites are His "treasured possession." So, does this mean that God is racist? Or to a lesser extend, is He showing preference for one group over another? Not at all! Let's take a deeper look at Scripture, and...

So much of what we expose ourselves to is just noise. Whether it is opinion-based talk radio or our social media feeds, we have numerous people and companies vying for our attention.

Once again, a little digging in the Holy Land has unearthed a major find, and another confirmation of biblical history.

We’ve been discussing this week the urgency and privilege of being empowered every day by God’s Spirit (Ephesians 5:18). How does the conversation about abortion and bodily autonomy contribute to this theme?

To this day, people who won't read a Bible or won't read other Christian literature will pick up "Mere Christianity" and find themselves engaged by the acute mental processes of C.S. Lewis.

The power to name and be named is, in Scripture, uniquely granted to image bearers. Scripture is full of examples of naming children, family members, friends, lovers, enemies, and self. Today, we approach language, particularly names and...