It has been an extraordinary week for America

Jesus spoke often of a Kingdom coming to earth that will bring peace and harmony.

Where will they be when Christ comes back?

I am curious about the people who are given a second chance during the thousand-year reign of Jesus Christ on earth. Will life be the same as today? Will human life spans be the same? Will children be born? Will...

Will they have jobs like we do now?

So why does Revelation 20:15 even mention this provision?

Do they go to heaven or hell, or something else?

What exactly will happen in the time of the end with the antichrist?

South Africa spent huge sums to host the World Cup. In a country suffering growing problems, was it worth the cost?

"These all died in faith, not having received the promises, but having seen them afar off were assured of them, embraced them and confessed that they were strangers and pilgrims on the earth. For those who say such things declare...

The lack of a major world conflict for the past 65 years reassures some that the world will never again face another world war. But is our world really growing safer? And what does Bible prophecy reveal about a future...

Just as my extended family has been preparing for months to experience the wonderment of Yosemite, so too we must now prepare for this more incredible destination.

Things look bad for today’s world. But beyond that, what will the future be like for you and your family?

The aftermath of the Deepwater Horizon explosion has caused an unprecedented ecological and human disaster, leading many to question the efforts of those in charge of the response.

Jerusalem is today a catalyst of conflict. Jesus Christ promised it will become the starting point for a world at peace.

One of the many lessons we have learned since arriving in Jordan is how to communicate without words—or with as few words as possible.

It’s a challenge, but one well worth the effort.

The basic lesson that comes from studying Western civilization, as well as all history, is a simple maxim: What goes up must come down.