Galatians 3:10-13 is one of the most frequently misused passages in the Bible.

The key to solving the problem of sin is the help we receive through Jesus Christ.

"Neither circumcision nor uncircumcision means anything; what counts is a new creation" (Galatians 6:15, NIV).

Through special covenants made with Noah, Abraham, Moses and David, God long ago began to reveal important details of His plan to produce for Himself an enduring holy people. The promised New Covenant—the basis of Christ’s gospel—is the capstone of...

The word grace is regularly used by some religious people as if it replaces all need to obey God's law. That conclusion is not only inaccurate, it is also diabolical!

Only by having constant access to a living, permanent High Priest is it possible for us to obey God in a manner that pleases Him.

We need God's help, through His Spirit, to obey Him from the heart and bring our thoughts, attitudes and actions in line with His.

This is the time God's people through the ages have longed and prayed for: Your kingdom come.

The Bible reveals that we each have a date with destiny when we will face Jesus and give account of our actions.

What is Jesus Christ like today?

Why was this event so important that three of the Gospel writers mentioned the tearing of the Temple Veil?

We need to comprehend the significance of Christ's crucifixion.

The question that should be asked is, who really caused the death of Jesus Christ?

In addition to the biblical Sabbath day, Jesus observed the biblical festivals recorded in the Old Testament; the Gospels do not show Him ever being accused of violating the Holy Day observances.

The following passages in the New Testament confirm, either explicitly or by example, that Jesus and the apostles viewed the Ten Commandments necessary for true Christian living.

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

Jesus upheld the entire law by becoming the sacrifice for sin.

The common view is that the teachings of Christ in the New Testament annulled and replaced the teachings of the Old Testament. But do they?

Although most often called the Kingdom of God, occasionally other terms are used in describing the Kingdom.

Salvation is hardly ever explained the way Jesus explained it. Jesus expressed the idea of salvation and eternal life in terms of entrance into the Kingdom of God.