Prophecies in the book of Isaiah foretold that Jesus Christ would first come to serve humanity by dying for our sins, and come a second time to rule over the earth. What does His suffering and death mean for mankind?

How did worship of an ancient god and goddess come to be associated with the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ?

God's Word is truth—we are so privileged to have it in our homes.

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According to a recent feature article in USA Today, "The U.S. Religious Landscape Survey released today by the Pew Forum on Religion & Public Life, documents new peaks, deepening valleys and fast-running rivers of change in American religion" (February 26).

What does the book of Revelation mean when it describes the saints helping Christ rule the nations with “a rod of iron”? What training is necessary to use this tool?

Trees are a part of our lives. There are few places without them, and they provide us with so much. What can God teach us using trees?

Said a feature article in USA Today, "The U.S. Religious Landscape Survey released today by the Pew Forum on Religion & Public Life, documents new peaks, deepening valleys and fast-running rivers of change in American religion" (Feb. 26, 2008).

God gives no one the right to rewrite the laws of basic prosperity. Anyone trying to change His rules is playing God—trying to usurp His authority.

Many people mistakenly assume that any supernatural experience is of God. This is simply not true. Some experiences may be self induced. Others may come from external influences, but even these are not all from God.

God’s calling and purpose is sure. Through trials and suffering, we learn to trust God and build character, just as the patriarchs in the Bible did. They trusted God to guide their lives and followed Him through all circumstances in...

As reported in the January issue, on Dec. 18 Good News senior writer Jerold Aust was interviewed for 26 minutes by Alan Colmes on Fox News Radio. Here is Mr. Aust's personal account of the interview about why the United...

Our minds often retain hurts much longer than we thought they would.

As I was preparing for the Feast, I studied the harvest seasons of the Holy Land, and I tried to visualize the life of an Israelite living in the land of Canaan.

But what is truth exactly? Is it just something that is imprinted on your conscience? Is it subjective?

Today, we are wandering through a spiritual desert on the verge of entering the Promised Land—God's coming Kingdom. Are we prepared?

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