For most, life has been a lesson in waiting for two years. For the Christian, however, it is another integral part of his or her story
‘My life, my rules’ seems to be the mandate of the age—the rule above all rules. Here is why that approach fails on all fronts
The term ‘the abomination of desolation’ comes up during Jesus’ Olivet discourse. What does it mean?
All the violence in the world makes “world peace” seem like a mere dream. But why is there so much strife in the first place?
The world calls them oppressors. Christians are inclined to see them as “God’s chosen people”. Is there a ‘right side’?
We've read the epistles several times, but understanding the historical setting they were written in can give them a new level of meaning entirely
In the Old Testament, God gives Job a very elaborate description of a terrifying creature. A reader asks if we've any proof for its existence
The story of the three wise men bearing gifts for baby Jesus is a familiar one. But the legendary trio are about far more than a good Christmas tale
Christians are content to lean on Scripture as their primary source about Jesus. But what do we know of Him from outside the Bible?
If there is no evidence for Jesus being born on the 25th of December, why do believers continue to mark what might be a pagan celebration?
Jesus lived 2,000 years ago, long before we were ever born. A reader asked how His work on the cross can atone for those who didn't even exist at the time
Jesus is not only a historical figure, but also our eternal contemporary — someone who continues to have a far-reaching influence on the world
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