Every year, on the evening of Oct. 31, millions of families celebrate a distinctly odd holiday known as Halloween. For your own good, you need to know what lurks behind the mask of Halloween.

While we all think we are honoring God with the days we keep, history shows it’s not always true.

Why on earth would God not want people here? An intriguing question, more intriguing frankly than trying to imagine A World Without Us—the title of a recent book. by science writer Alan Weisman.

When you see or hear the word “feast,” what comes to mind? To members of our Church, the word relates to a wonderful yearly festival, the biblical observance of the Feast of Tabernacles.

Parents of elementary school students:

God set up a financial system that allows us to have maximum enjoyment while keeping His annual Feast of Tabernacles.

Did you realize that this biblical Holy Day has special significance for young people?

Jesus said that He didn't come to bring peace to the earth, but division. And that has definitely happened.

We learned a lot—and not just about the Bible either!

Bonnets, baskets, eggs, new clothes and attending a church service sums up the Western world's approach to Easter. The season also makes a big monetary difference, especially in purchases of clothing, food, candy, flowers, people eating in restaurants and even...

If somebody you love is dead, there is hope to meet them again. God's plan of salvation includes all mankind.

Easter is the most important holiday for hundreds of millions of believers around the world. Yet thousands of Christians don't observe it. Do they know something that others don't?

Each festival clearly represents specific steps in God's plan. Interestingly, the spring and autumn festival seasons also reflect and reinforce each other.

The Days of Unleavened Bread are all about change.

As we approach God’s Passover each year, it is beneficial to review Israel’s first Passover with its very meaningful lessons.

I am writing about your obviously controversial article "The Top Ten Reasons Why I Don't Celebrate Christmas." The author is concerned about involving himself in pagan customs. We celebrate Thanksgiving and that's not about glorifying God, even if it should...

Poem: Unleavened Days of Bread

We often talk about true love. Yet what many people call love is actually only infatuation, defined as a foolish, unreasoning or extravagant passion or attraction (The American Heritage Dictionary, 1994).