Most of us have heard that Jesus Christ died for our sins, but what does that really mean? Why was His death necessary?

The New Testament records Jesus Christ, the Apostles and the Church keeping the Holy Days.

The apostle Paul wrote to the Philippians about having another person's mind. "Let this mind be in you which was also in Christ Jesus" (Philippians 2:5). What does that mean?

Three things to remember in our quest to become more Christ-like, and to serve more as Christ serves.

The example of one man and his determined circle of companions can teach us a great deal about what it means to heed Jesus Christ's invitation to "Follow Me."

How can we equip ourselves to withstand all of life’s temptations?

What were Jesus Christ's last words?

In Hebrews 5:8, it says, “Even though Jesus was God’s Son, He learned obedience from the things He suffered.” What does this mean? God is all-powerful. He's omnipotent. Being God, how is it possible that He would need to “learn”...

We must grow closer to the great God of loving kindness and mercy whose self-sacrifice gives us hope of eternal joy at His side.

Christ's Passover and the wonderful Days of Unleavened Bread are almost here! LeeAnn and I wish you all a blessed Holy Day season!

In today's society we see abundant examples of both famous and not so famous individuals doing things for a good cause. But is this 'good' enough in God's eyes?

Millions of people celebrate Easter in commemoration of the resurrection of Jesus Christ. Jesus never observed Easter, but He did celebrate the biblical Passover and Feast of Unleavened Bread. What relevance do these days have for Christians today?

Jesus Christ said He would be in the tomb for three days and three nights. What is the biblically accurate chronology of Jesus Christ's crucifixion and resurrection?

Jesus Christ plainly said He would be entombed for three days and three nights. Can this be reconciled with a "Good Friday" crucifixion and burial and an "Easter Sunday" resurrection, which allows for barely a day and a half in...

It's important to understand that the blame for Jesus Christ's death did not lie solely with the soldier who thrust the spear into His side.