It is clear that God is a plurality of beings — a plurality in unity. In other words, God the Father and Jesus the Son form a family perfectly united as one.

Many do not fully comprehend how the Bible uses numbers. This factor contributes to considerable confusion about God. How should we understand the oneness of God?

God is a family, indeed a growing family, presently comprising two divine beings, the Father and Christ the firstborn, yet ultimately to be joined by a vast multitude of others.

The Scriptures reveal God in terms of a family relationship - God the Father and Jesus the Son are together the God family!

Has God always existed? If not, who created God? Is God one person, two or three? What did Jesus reveal to us about the nature of God when He continually referred to a being He called the Father? The answers...

The awesome glory of God the Father and Jesus Christ far exceed anything we can even imagine. Realizing this should lead us to a profound sense of wonder and humility!

How is God one? Is God a trinity? Who was Jesus of Nazareth? Was He a mere man, or much more? What was the significance of His death and resurrection?

When fully in God's likeness, we will be able to fulfill our awesome responsibility of exercising dominion over, of assisting Him in managing, the vastness of His creation.

That family relationship of becoming children of God the Father is the heart and core of God's incredible plan for humanity!

Through Jesus Christ's sacrifice, human beings can be reconciled to God, and God's forgiveness of their sin will remove the death penalty.

One day while working at the YMWA Center for Special Education, a field trip had been planned for the vocational section, where my husband Darren works. It sounded like a great opportunity to spend time with the students outside of...

"To infinity—and beyond!" Thus goes the refrain of the popular animated film Toy Story.

Does this new commandment supersede the Ten Commandments and replace all other biblical laws?

Does it matter whether we obey the Commandments? Wouldn't it be wonderful if we could ask Jesus Christ if keeping the Commandments is still necessary, especially to receive eternal life?

The Bible uses a variety of names for God. He calls things what they are, and He calls Himself what He is.

Do we realize how fragile our existence is, how constantly dependent we are on God’s care?

1. "You shall have no other gods before Me." Establishing, developing and maintaining that personal relationship with the true and living God is the most important commitment we can ever make. That is the primary focus of the first of...

True worship of God honors God's commands concerning the Sabbath.

God created the Sabbath for mankind and there will yet come a time when all mankind will keep God's Sabbath.

When circumstances around us threaten to shake our faith, we must turn to the One who is our sure foundation.