Human life is intrinsically valuable because we are made in the image of God. But should we put someone to death for killing a fellow image-bearer?
It is easy—and spiritually unhelpful—to lose sight of all that we have to be grateful for amid the frenetic pace of everyday life
The people of Israel were a stubborn lot — and they were no different even when Jesus was with them on earth. Yet, one man stood apart
It’s natural to feel crushed in the face of extreme hardship. But Joseph’s life story helps us see that God only allows suffering for good
As faithful Christians, it's important to recognise that even the dullest job descriptions are full of opportunity to glorify God
As the road to the elections heats up in the US, Christians must be wary of winning arguments at the cost of losing their audience
The Bible assures us that putting our hope in God will get us through the storms of life. Here are three reasons why that is not an empty promise
Scholars dispute the origin of the story in John describing the Lord’s interaction with the woman caught in adultery. What should believers make of it?
An interview from the heart of China, where the outbreak continues to claim its highest toll yet, offers spiritual insights into the current epidemic
It's the classic conundrum: why pray if God is indeed sovereign? Can getting on our knees make a difference if all things have been ordained ahead of time?
In the last part of this series, we look at specific instances of divine judgment in the past to understand why they were so severe
Despite experiencing God’s forgiveness and mercy, Jonah desired the destruction of the Ninevites — and his attitude is often not unlike our own
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