Many passages show us that Jesus Christ and the apostles fully accepted the Genesis account of the creation.

What possible connection could Christ's return have with the global marketplace?

What is the importance of the resurrection of Jesus Christ? What does it mean for our future?

Some theologians associate God's law with slavery. But the Bible presents it as the missing key to true freedom.

God Himself experienced painful rejection almost from the time of man's creation.

Someone has already walked before us on the painful path of life and its rejections, to make our walk one of harmony with our fellow man and our Creator.

What was Christ's relationship with the Old Testament? To fully understand that, we must first consider who and what Jesus Christ is as presented in the Bible.

The Feast of Unleavened Bread (Leviticus 23) points us to the righteousness, the holiness, of Almighty God.

Is there life on other planets in the universe?

The central theme of Jesus Christ's message was the Kingdom of God. What did He teach about this Kingdom, and why is there so much confusion about it?

Jesus forewarned that men would change his teachings. He was right.

Do you believe in the return of Jesus Christ? Should you believe in it? What difference does it make?

What is the biblical Armageddon? Does it signal the end of the world? When and where will it take place?

Since the days of the apostles, people have predicted Jesus Christ's return. Does Bible prophecy indicate when this long-awaited event will at last come to pass?

Many churches understand and teach that Jesus Christ will return. Far fewer know why He will return and what will happen when He arrives.

Now one can know the day or hour Christ will return (MATT 24:36). Why?

Many assume that the Holy Spirit, along with God the Father and Jesus Christ the Son, form what is commonly known as the Trinity. Did this doctrine originate in the Bible or in the early Church?

Moses prophesied of another prophet who would arise: "The Lord your God will raise up for you a Prophet like me from your midst, from your brethren, Him you shall hear" (Deuteronomy 18:15).

God used Moses to reveal his eternal law to mankind and Jesus confirmed it.

On the evening before His death, Jesus washed the feet of His disciples, then instructed that His followers would continue this practice to help us remember. What are we to learn from this simple but profound observance?