But concerning that day and hour no one knows, not even the angels of heaven, nor the Son, but the Father only

The theological debate concerning the roles of men and women within the church and the home is often categorized into two main perspectives: complementarianism and egalitarianism.

Joe Rogan interviews Biblical language expert Wesley Huff In the cavernous studio where millions tune in weekly to hear uncensored...

What is Light? — Peering into the Mystery from Physics to Scripture What exactly is light? Scientists today still really don't know. From...

Jesus is connected to every inch of the Bible. Just like the term "Lamb of God" Jesus is the Good Shepherd, but also the Lamb that was to...

As Ephiphany approaches, the story of the Wise Men—or Magi—traveling from the East to worship the newborn King fills the air with mystery...

What is the Gap Theory? A Balanced Examination The **Gap Theory** is a theological hypothesis that seeks to reconcile the biblical...

Christians and Halloween: A Biblical Perspective Christians and Halloween go hand in hand like chocolate and vinegar. Each year, as...

First things first, it's "The Book of Revelation" and not "Revelations." The author, named right at the start, is John. But which John?...

Jesus, in declaring Himself the Bread of Life, fulfills the symbolism of the Bread of the Presence. He is the perpetual presence of God.

In a world where life is often devalued, let us be a voice for the voiceless, a light in the darkness. Beware of Tim Walz.

Move over, Michael Scott (The Office)—Moses and the gang are here to redefine desert humor with The Promised Land! Imagine the Exodus...

Many argue that the references to God in the Declaration of Independence are deliberately vague, pointing to a general deity rather than...

Did God really demand genocide on the inhabitants of Canaan?

As the shadow of the Great American Eclipse sweeps across the United States, it intriguingly crosses over several cities named Nineveh