Believers have long struggled with the inclusion of Solomon’s love poems in the Bible. Understanding its author’s intent can help put the debate to rest
An introduction to one of the best-loved books in the Bible, and one of its key themes: the stark contrast between the way of the wicked and the godly
How to ensure the goal of this ministry is not to feed self-righteous pride, but to restore a sinning believer to holiness
A poet explores the impact and import of 9/11 — and how we must think of it, almost 20 years after the events of that fateful day
Is it possible to condemn or reason against sex outside of marraige when one does not believe in God as the ultimate authority?
Pablo Cenepo-Torres on looking forward to welcoming one more member to their family — and how there’s never a dull moment serving in the jungles of Peru
The New Testament has a great deal to say about church discipline — yet no aspect of church life today is more dangerously neglected than this one
The Bible goes to great lengths to explain God’s salvation plan and assure us that we belong to Him when we believe. Why? The answer comes back to Jesus
A former agnostic explains why he came to see his once-held views as foolish, and why the proof that God exists is there for all to see
God commands us to forgive not just for the sake of others, but for our own good — even if it means doing so ‘seventy times seven’
We can all be highly conscious of how we’re perceived by others — but knowing we’re already approved in Christ will free us to serve like He served
The body of Christ bears a huge responsibility in speaking against the devaluing of human life as a “viable third option”
A weekly brief of new resources and Scripture-based insights from our editorial team.
