The central teaching of Christianity is being challenged as more skeptics question Jesus' existence and choose their own destiny apart from God and the Bible. But proving Jesus' existence isn't difficult.

Generations have thrilled to the exploits of Superman, the comic book hero who rescues people from evil. Couldn't our world use a real Superman about now?

Some people give no thought to what they will do or be in the future. Will your life just happen, or will you guide its direction?

Jesus Christ led a blessed life, and He and the Father desire the same for us. God gave His ancient priesthood specific words for blessing His people that assure us of His loving intentions toward us, encouraging us to press...

Donating a pint of blood at a blood bank can help save another person’s life. When Jesus Christ gave His blood to the point of death in an enormous sacrifice, He opened the door for us to be saved from...

A triumphant return to high political office in spite of repeated attempts by powerful foes to silence and destroy is certainly extraordinary. But it’s not the greatest comeback ever. That distinction belongs to a return from death around 2,000 years...

Life can be stressful. Yet Christ never buckled under the enormous pressures He experienced.

We can do great damage in coming to hasty conclusions about people and passing those on to others. Jesus teaches us to proceed in wise judgment and love.

Having looked at the first great commandment on wholehearted love for God, we now consider the second, which Jesus said is “like it.” How may we love our neighbor as ourself?

As Jesus explained, there are two great commandments fundamental to all others—considered here in two articles. The first great commandment is to love God with our whole being. Distinct from false religions of the past, God wants a close and...

A life-and-death moment should lead us to reflect on what we are doing with the life we’ve been given. Properly considering the time we have—and don’t have—brings wisdom.

Jesus Christ gave His life for the sins of all humanity. But why did He have to die so that we could live? Wasn't there some other way?

If your parents are true Christians, does that make you one? Or is more required of you? This was an important question for the Puritans of early America. And it remains an important issue today.