Even though it's one of mainstream Christianity's most widely accepted and revered doctrines, theologians admit that the Trinity is largely incomprehensible.

Abraham's example reverberates throughout the Bible and holds many lessons for us today.

Have you ever had an instructor who was so involved and encouraging that she was willing to give up her personal spare time to help and serve her students?

Have you ever heard that Christopher Columbus gave God the credit for his journey to the New World?

Many of us feel we are ready to go forward without really planning for what is to come, but marriage takes a lot of preparation.

The New King James Version refers to Christ four times as our propitiation. What does this word mean?

What did it mean when the multitude welcomed Jesus with shouts of “Hosanna”?

Why is it that God allows us to endure extreme suffering, seemingly on our own? Is it possible that He doesn’t care or has given up on us?

Massive natural, environmental and economic disasters have defined the first half of 2011. Bible prophecy identifies events like these as one of the identifying signs of the end times. Where will all these things lead?

Millions around the world have been eagerly anticipating the royal wedding of Prince William to Britain’s future Queen Catherine. Christians are even more eagerly anticipating the ultimate marriage ceremony to come!

Beyond the messianic reference in the scepter prophecy (Genesis 49:10), God gave many other prophecies about the Messiah in Scripture.

God’s law was given to mankind for humanity’s own good and benefit.

Is Easter an ancient religious tradition skillfully created to convert the pagans or does it actually come from your Bible? Does it make any difference when Jesus was resurrected as long as we believe that He was?

The question of Jesus Christ’s relationship with and teaching on biblical law has an added dimension that’s seldom addressed or discussed—especially by those who argue that Jesus abolished, fulfilled or otherwise did away with the law. Yet this dimension is...

The apostle Paul affirms that the God the Israelites of the Old Testament knew - the One they looked to as their "Rock" of strength (see Deuteronomy 32:4; Psalm 18:2) - was the One we know as Jesus Christ.

Jesus claimed to be all that God is, and the disciples believed and taught it.

The apostle Paul applies several Old Testament passages about the Lord to Jesus Christ.