...Paul is not comparing God’s wisdom and strength here to that of any mere individual. He is comparing God’s wisdom and strength to the cumulative wisdom of humankind — in every generation, in every...

All of us have room to grow in our prayer lives. We aren’t, if we are honest, nearly as faithful, as fervent, or as frequent pray-ers as we ought to be. And we know it. We read statements from the Bible...

...Jesus never needs to confess His own sin. Instead, he is the Suffering Servant of God, the Messiah, who has no sin. And yet He was made to be sin for our sake, that we might be the righteousness of...

Can you lose your salvation? Some teach that you can. Others feel like they have. But what does the Bible promise regarding the eternal security of those who have truly trusted Christ as their Savior?

...The fire of God’s Word purifies, reveals, consumes, and devours sin all in the hopes of healing the listeners by leading them to repentance.

...God weaves everything together for good for his children. The “good” in this context does not refer to earthly comfort but conformity to Christ, closer fellowship with God, bearing good fruit, and glorification.

...God’s hand was all throughout the history of Israel as a newborn state, and for the past more than 66 years, God is there. The Bible says that, “He that keeps Israel neither slumbers nor sleeps.”

Friendship is vital to our growth and endurance as Christians, but friendship is the type of relationship we do not often learn about in the church. Perhaps friendship is seldom at the forefront because we...

Christians are often shocked when spiritual leaders fail morally. It should not happen, but it does. It should not be shocking when it happens. We are all sinners capable of any sin known to mankind...

...If we are honest, some of us reading this article are disappointed. We are disappointed with life. We are disappointed with ourselves. And some of you are perhaps just a little bit disappointed with God...

The first thing God revealed to us about His name (or character) was that He is merciful.

...Burnout in the ministry almost always involves some specific sin(s) in our lives. In my own experience, the major sin involved in ministerial burnout is pride. Sometimes this can manifest itself in terms of...

Throughout history, God has faithfully used Christians to play a pivotal role in orphan care. Until Christ’s return—when he brings full restoration and makes all things new—we’re called to continue this work.

...The picture of the Church in the end times that is portrayed in the Bible is not a very pretty one. For one thing, the Bible prophecies that the Church will be racked by apostasy.

How does a preacher know if he’s preaching good sermons? There are several ways that question could be answered: What is the fruit? How does the congregation respond? How clear is his teaching?

Recent statistics show that in 2014: 4,000 churches opened and 3,700 churches closed but in 2019: 3,000 churches opened and 4,500 churches closed, so today, more churches are closing than opened.

...Israel is not going to have peace, not only because the nation is surrounded by Muslims who hate Jews like the Quran tells them, but because the curses of Deuteronomy are upon them, and will continue...

...It may seem that the world is out of control, but it is not. Throughout biblical history, God assured His people of His unfailing purpose at times when they needed that assurance most.

...God can never deny himself; therefore, he must uphold all of his attributes. And we find clear evidence of this at the cross...God is always purely all of his attributes in complete perfection and unity. 

...In Isaiah 9, the people of Israel have plunged themselves into darkness because they refused to believe the Word of God. Yet, God tells them that where there is darkness, he will bring light (Isaiah 9:2).

...There are some who claim to know Christ as Savior but do not want to live in accordance with His will. They do not recognize that there will be a time of desperation when they will call upon God for help, but...