Photo: Adobe Stock Today, there are thousands of Christian denominations worldwide. The church is typically defined as the body of Christ and a physical place of worship. The invisible church …
Photo: Adobe Stock Although Christians ideally avoid using “liberal” or “conservative” terminology in theological discussions, modern deviations from traditional Christianity necessitate these terms. Indeed, most people know of the Scriptures …
Photo: Adobe Stock Christians should pray regularly, following the example of great biblical figures such as Daniel and David. The Psalms teach this, noting that David prayed in the morning, …
Photo: Adobe Stock As the nation lays to rest the 39th President of the United States, Jimmy Carter, many will remember him as a man of faith. At the same …
Photo: Adobe Stock As the new year begins, it’s a time for personal reflection and setting new goals. Christians may also use this time of year to improve their lives …
Photo: Adobe Stock “All Scripture is breathed out by God and profitable for teaching, for reproof, for correction, and for training in righteousness” (2 Timothy 3:16). Does the Bible provide …
Photo: Adobe Stock Jesus Christ did not come to earth to save the Jews from Roman control. He also did not end wars, corruption and crime. Sin still existed after …
Photo: Adobe Stock Facing sin and temptation is part of the fallen world. The great biblical examples of Abraham, Moses, Jacob and David faced temptations. Like us, they often fell …
Photo: Adobe Stock During the American Revolution, General George Washington constantly relied on Providence (God) for heavenly direction against the greatest army at that time, the British Empire. Whether it …
Photo: Adobe Stock. Historically, King Henry VIII of England was deemed a Defender of the Faith. The title derived from his written defense of the Catholic Church against Martin Luther’s reforms. Ironically, …