If we have filled our minds with good and positive things, we will have pure and uncluttered minds.

As Passover approaches, we are reminded of the ultimate and loving sacrifice Jesus Christ made for us. We must also, however, remember our part in the plan of salvation—choosing to obey God.

Jesus of Nazareth is the central figure of Christianity. His followers claimed He was the Jewish Messiah who would rule the earth, but He was put to death as a criminal. Did Jesus fail as the Messiah?

For millions of people, Easter Sunday is the most important religious observance of the year. But if Jesus walked the dusty roads of Galilee today, would He observe this holiday?

Religion may have a bad name, but how many have given pure religion a chance?

"I will build My church." The founding of Jesus' church was prophesied by Christ Himself nearly 2,000 years ago in Matthew 16:18. He also declared that His Church would never die out, promising that "the gates of Hades [the grave]...

The Bible foretells great earthquakes at the time of the end. But are these quakes the sign of the return of Jesus Christ?

News of violence and uprising in the Middle East may seem like an-all-too familiar tale. The Bible alone reveals who will break the cycle.

Is it acceptable to believe we are free to worship God as we wish, to refashion God in our own image? Or has God revealed an approach to life that He expects us to follow? Does it make any difference...

The Bible shows that God's Church is to be the Bride of Christ. Let's see what that means both now and in the future.

The Bible uses several analogies to teach us about God's Church—how it is organized, how it works and how we should relate to the Church and each other. One of these compares the Church with something close at hand—our amazing...

If we have God's Spirit, what is our destiny when Jesus returns?

When our minds and hearts are transformed by the Holy Spirit, we put on Christ. Paul describes this dramatic change in our hearts and minds as Jesus Christ living within us.

The teachings of Jesus of Nazareth are revolutionary—not because He annulled the laws God revealed, but because He expanded them, showing their spiritual intent.

How vital is the Holy Spirit to our relationship with God the Father and Jesus Christ?

God's Spirit is not a substitute for the knowledge of right and wrong that comes from God's commandments and laws. Rather, through His Spirit God supplies the power we need to obey His Word and do His will.

Those reconciled to God through faith in Christ's sacrifice must continue living in the faith—that is, in harmony with the fundamental beliefs taught from all of God's Word.

Sin has built a wall that separates mankind from God. That barrier must be torn down before we can have a relationship with Him. But how can we remove this barrier?

God's invitation for a relationship sometimes extends beyond the personal level. He invited the whole nation of ancient Israel into a relationship with Him.