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Let the Little Children Come to Me
The United States of America is currently committing egregious human rights violations in the name of national security. Such actions fly in the face of Biblical teachings. For a country that claims to be a Christian nation, it is imperative that we do better.
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God Watches the Rhinoceroses Play
On 20 March 2018, the last male northern white rhino passed away. God grieves his passing.
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Prison Pen Pals
Paul used his time in prison to spread the word of God.
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School Shootings: Symptom or Disease?
Today's students know that they could be killed just for attending school. As a society, we allow it. What are the causes and what are the effects of gun violence?
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The Book of Micah and Forgiveness
The Book of Micah was written during a time of grievous sin and brutal warfare. Micah alternated between hope and despair for his people
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The Troubling Implications of the Book of Joshua
The fall of Jericho and the violence in the Old Testament can be troubling for some readers. Did God really order a Holy War?
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A Woman Named Damaris Became A Believer
In Athens, a woman named Damaris accepted the Word of God. Are you ready to make that decision?
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Do Not Hate Your Brother In Your Heart
Leviticus 19:17 teaches that we are not to hate our brothers in our hearts, but that we are to love everyone as we love ourselves.
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Sin Multiplies; The Mistakes of King David
Sin affects the body and soul, but like kudzu, its vines can spread and grow in all environments and produce a domino effect. Unfortunately, many people suffered when David sinned.
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He Became Human
In His love for us, God became us, in order to save us.
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Saints Among Us: The Legend of Saint Valentine
Valentine's Day has become increasingly secular. Let us pause a moment to remember the man behind the holiday: Saint Valentine.
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Lessons in Joy From the Philippians
The life of the apostle Paul was fraught with difficulties, but Paul still managed to find peace and joy.
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For God So Loved The Saiga
In 2015, a devestating virus decimated the Saiga antelope population, bringing them to near extinction. As Christians, it is our duty to care for the plight of all endangered species.
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Lessons in Peace: Dr. Martin Luther King Jr
God taught peace and love. Dr. King lived out that message and sacrificed it all so that all men could be free.
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We Are Commanded: Love One Another
God did not create national borders, mankind created those. We are all one in Christ and should treat each other like brothers and sisters.
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Where You Die, I Will Die
The story of Ruth and the strong bond she had with her former mother-in-law.
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Lessons in Faith From the Life of David
King David led a tumultuous life, but he never wavered in his faith in God.
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To Have Loved and Have Lost
Is it better to have loved and lost than never to have loved at all? Michal, one of King David's wives, knew what it was to both love and be loved, yet her life was still tragic.
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New Year, New You, New Body in Christ
The New Year is a time for resolutions. Self-improvement is commendable, but the ultimate goal should be on the soul.
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The Legend of Saint Nicholas
The man and the myth behind Santa Claus.
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Are We Losing Advent?
Advent tends to get overlooked in the hustle and bustle of Christmas. However, it's an important time to reflect on the life and love of Jesus.
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Lesson From Peter: Peace Amidst Persecution
Throughout history the poor and oppressed have risen up against their oppressors. Without peace as the guiding light, it can end quite badly.
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And He Loved Rachel
God intended marriage to be a union filled with His holy love. Unfortunately for Jacob, his was anything but.
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The Destruction of the Biblical First and Second Temples
The first and second great temples were demolished through sin. And it is through sin that they remain destroyed. Is there hope for restoration?
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Lessons in Faith From the Book of Hebrews
What is faith? Can we please God without it? Learn some lessons from the Book of Hebrews.
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When You Give to Charity
When you give to charity, give openly and freely. And if you commit to a donation, make sure you actually go through with it.
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Jacob I Loved, but Esau I Hated
Does an unjust God play favorites with his creations?
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Interpretations of the Fall of Man
People interpret the Bible in many ways. Despite the differing perspectives, there remains a single truth behind them.
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Saints Among Us: The Story of John Wesley
From a man of good deeds to a man of great faith, here's how John Wesley found God and founded the Methodist Church.
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Where Was God? The Story of Esther
The story of Esther gives no mention of God, yet his works are evident behind the scenes.
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Is Sola Scriptura, the Infallible Doctrine, Enough?
Sola Scriptura, or "Scripture Alone" is the cornerstone of Protestant theology. Does that mean our walk with God begins and ends with the Bible?
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Pope Francis in Myanmar: Diplomacy, the Military Establishment, and God’s Call for Reconciliation
Pope Francis is scheduled to make a diplomatic appearance in Myanmar, there he will attempt to broker peace in the region and deliverance to the persecuted Rohingya.
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Give Thanks To The Lord
In times of trouble and times of ease, there's always a reason to be thankful
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Political Divisions and Our Christian Walk
Many Christians are involved in politics, but our political affiliation shouldn’t prevent us from loving one another.
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Jonah and Joseph: Biblical Heroes
These two Biblical heroes had very different reactions to cruelty, injustice, and betrayal.
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Scandal, Lies, and Politicians
Sexual scandals have dominated the political landscape from the beginning. Such behavior is often condoned or encouraged. Should Christians continue to ignore this elephant in the room?
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Veterans Day
Veterans make sacrifices to defend the good of their country, their fellow man, and their fellow brothers and sisters in arms. Only the elite can serve in man’s military, but we can all serve in God’s
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When You Do Things Right, People Won’t Be Sure You’ve Done Anything at All
Most of us work hard, give to charity, and try to act righteously, often it goes unnoticed. Do we acknowledge the hard work and righteousness of others? Do
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Why Does God Allow Suffering at the Hands of Others?
After a tragedy it is normal to wonder why bad things happen to good people.
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If You Go Looking for Snakes; You'll Find Them
If you look for the good or the bad in people, you’ll find it.
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All Saints' Day: History and Observances
November 1st is All Saints’ Day. This article explains the holiday's history and how Catholics, Protestants, and other Christians observe it.
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Is Worry a Sin?
Anxiety can cause numerous health problems, but is it a sin?
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Is the Angry God of the Great Awakening the God of Today?
The sermons that embody the Great Awakening of the 1730s and 1740s talked of an angry God whose wrath can spring up at any time. Are we at the mercy of an angry God?
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When Love Conquered Hate
In an experiment spanning three decades, blues musician Daryl Davis has changed the hearts and minds of over 200 members of the Ku Klux Klan.
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The Existence of the Universe is Impossible
For decades scientists have felt that it was highly improbable that universe should exist. New evidence shows it’s existence is impossible. Will the "God of the gaps" be the answer?
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Is Black Atheism an Indictment on White Christianity?
God is a God of love, but is that love displayed in the actions of Christians?
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When Our Laziness Interferes With Charitable Christianity
We all desire to do good and live a godly life. Unfortunately, sometimes our laziness or other obligations interfere with our intent.
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As Long as the Candle Burns
We do not know the hour of our deaths, do what you need to do while you still can
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Militancy Among Christians and Atheists
Will anybody ever win the never-ending battle between atheists and Christians? Or will everybody lose?
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Take a Knee: Are the NFL Protests Disrespectful?
The NFL players refusal to stand for the anthem this has caused quite a controversy, but are people missing the point?
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Modern Monsters: The Rohingya Genocide
Hundreds of thousands of Rohingya Muslims flee Myanmar to escape persecution.
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Are Animals Spiritual? What Does the Bible Say?
St. Francis is the patron saint of animals, and many churches set aside a special day in October to bless people's pets. But are animals spiritual creatures?
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Guns: A 21st Century Idol?
Are guns harming your walk with God?
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Why Puerto Ricans Should Matter to the US (a Christian Perspective)
Puerto Ricans are American citizens, but more importantly, they are citizens of the Kingdom of God. Our Christian duty is to extend aid to the disaster stricken island territory.