Christ commanded us to worship God in spirit and truth (John 4:24). But how do we worship God? Can we know what pleases Him?

If you've never fasted before, a commitment of a day may be easier to accomplish and will familiarize you with the process. Use that first experience to learn what your body's particular reactions are.

Jeremiah 10:3-4 describes a custom involving cutting a tree from the forest; carving and then decorating it with silver and gold. Is this decorated tree connected to the modern day Christmas tree? What should we as Christians learn from these...

What does God require of His followers? What does He expect of me?

What does the Bible say about fellowshipping with others?

Has God's law changed? What does Jesus Christ expect Christians to do about the Ten Commandments?

Is salvation something to be earned? Can it be lost?

Which day is the Christian Sabbath? Since most churches observe Sunday as their day of rest and worship, many people assume that Sunday is the Sabbath. Is it? And how do Christians observe the biblical Sabbath day?

What did Christ mean when He said, "Do not think that I came to destroy the Law or the Prophets...but to fulfill"?

Are God's law and His grace really contradictory, as many seem to think? Or do they work together?

Where does the Bible talk about the Golden Rule, and what does it mean for Christians today?

How does the command to fear God, repeated throughout the Bible, mesh with His description as a loving God?

Does a Christian have to attend a church, or is it possible to "go it alone" as an independent Christian?

If salvation is unconditional, why does the Bible list Christian obligations and why would we need to obey God's commands? Is the process of salvation a one-time event?

God is holy and even instructs us to be holy. What does it mean to be holy, and how can we meet that expectation?

When was Jesus really born? Explore Biblical clues, historical evidence, and prophetic insights that suggest Christ’s birth likely occurred in late September, rather than December 25. Discover the fascinating connections to shepherds, Roman censuses, and John the Baptist that challenge...