The first article in a series developing a biblical theology of death and its significance for our living, grieving and care of the dying.
We often begin the journey of forgiveness without reconciliation in view. Paul’s appeal to Philemon and Onesimus calls us to embrace both.
When Hannah asks the Lord for a son, for Samuel, she vows to give him back to the Lord. It’s a strange prayer, with a significant lesson.
Our age boasts an incredible abundance of content online. But this breadth doesn’t mean depth, not even in the area of Christian podcasts.
God is great, glorious, mighty and merciful—but he’s also beautiful. And according to Peter, this is part of how he draws people to himself.
The gospel undoes the dehumanising effects of colonial Africa. It offers both a way to lament wrongs and rejoice in our languages and cultures.
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Founded by Lee Man-hee in the 80s, today the Shincheonji Church has almost half a million members. So what is it? Should we be worried?
Many Christians believe they must claim blessings from God and speak things into existence. Proverbs 18:21 seems to support that. Or does it?
What is spiritual authority for? Too many mamas and papas have turned it into the means for selfish gain, instead making much of Christ.
While the gifts continue, we don’t need apostles and prophets today. We have the revelation of God’s word about his Son through his Spirit.
It’s not unusual to wonder and ask when we’re suffering: am I cursed? Is my family? Is this the consequence of sin? The Bible offers answers.
Christian, you aren’t possessed. The devil is a liar. A deceiver. He’ll do whatever it takes to shake your confidence in Christ and the gospel.
Church discipline protects God’s glory and promotes spiritual health. God’s people cannot be indifferent to sin. Holiness must be our ambition.
The first article in a series developing a biblical theology of death and its significance for our living, grieving and care of the dying.
Many wonder whether God still speaks today or if he’s gone silent. We all long to hear from God. But maybe we’re looking in the wrong places.
Because God has accomplished the unity of all things in Christ, those who are in Christ pursue unity in all things.
Que Dieu ait tant aimé le monde et ait donné son Fils unique est remarquable, mais pas surprenant. Car l’amour est fondamental au caractère de Dieu et à notre foi.
We often hear that life is spiritual, from pulpits to social media. And it’s true. But the phrase has been taken to some unhelpful extremes.
We often begin the journey of forgiveness without reconciliation in view. Paul’s appeal to Philemon and Onesimus calls us to embrace both.
When Hannah asks the Lord for a son, for Samuel, she vows to give him back to the Lord. It’s a strange prayer, with a significant lesson.
