Consequently, there is no such thing as a permanent empire — only a permanent God.

From Moses to Messiah, Scripture reveals that God’s love is never passive, but fulfilled in action through covenant, ...

God's call to love the sojourner remains relevant today. As Christians, our ultimate allegiance is to Christ. If we profess ...

"I recognize you as the firstborn of Satan." That may not sound like much of an insult considering some of the things that are said on social media today. But coming from a religious man in the second ...

St. Elijah's Day occupies a special place in the Orthodox calendar and folk tradition. This holiday is associated with the end of the hottest period of summer, the beginning of preparations for autumn ...

Historians tell us that literacy in the Mediterranean basin at the time of St. Augustine was somewhere between 5 percent and 15 percent. In other words, news in antiquity—be it the good news or ...

Bibles were open. Pens moved across notebooks. Eyes followed both while ears were fixed on the Rev. Jon Bennett's teaching. Members of Belfair Church in Baton Rouge have been getting their fill during ...

The enemy and his human army may continue to rage against Israel, but they can’t overturn the decree of God.

Every Christian history of social justice that begins with the church has begun too late. Jesus did not appear without a people, a Scripture, or a moral vocabulary. He was a Jew; his Bible was ...

Controversial pastor Doug Wilson, a spiritual mentor to Pete Hegseth, gave an interview that highlights the disturbing reality of his growing movement.

For centuries, fragments of an ancient biblical manuscript existed only as scattered pieces hidden inside the bindings of later books. What appeared to be ordinary reused parchment gradually revealed ...