Paul has a style of writing that is consistent in his letters, and the repetition of certain elements helps us
Sunflowers display breathtaking complexity—from their mathematically perfect seed patterns to their built-in solar tracking—that challenges the notion of gradual, unguided
Let’s renew our focus on moving forward in taking up our role among others, some unnamed yet faithful, in the
Paul’s letter to the Ephesians has been lauded as a marvelously concise, yet comprehensive summary of the Christian good news
If you really loved someone, would you celebrate the person with reminders of a past rival for your affection? Are
It’s vital that we learn to be people who are not only thankful, but actually give thanks—to other people and
True repentance is far more than just admitting guilt and being sorry for our sins. It involves genuine remorse and
Our thanksgiving to God should not be limited to one day of the year.
To one degree or another, AI has become part of all our lives. We need to understand its pluses and
No one likes to end a friendship, but sometimes it has to happen. But when? And how? These are the
An overview of events and conditions around the world featured in the November/December 2025 issue of Beyond Today.
Extraordinary advances in artificial intelligence fuel dreams of ease on one hand—and nightmares of catastrophe on the other. Will artificial
The Bible teaches that the dead are not conscious in heaven or hell but are in a state of “sleep,”
If you would like to dig more deeply into the case against evolution, here are a few book recommendations.
Archaeological finds in the Holy Land continue to shed light on Bible times and corroborate rather than contradict what the
You can have a friendship with the God of the universe. He will teach, guide and protect you, if you
Readers of Beyond Today magazine share their thoughts in the November/December 2025 issue.
Artificial intelligence is rapidly transforming the world—offering great promise but also serious dangers that leave many uneasy about where it
The souls of those who had been slain do not represent conscious spirits crying out, for Scripture affirms that “the
God seals those described as an innumerable multitude who come out of the tribulation having put on righteousness. God says
At this point we take a break from the seals and God does something very special. He puts a seal
The natural catastrophes serve to call people to repentance and readiness before the full outpouring of God’s wrath. While the
These prophecies frame the sixth seal as a time of purifying fire, when all human pride, systems and securities are
The voice of the martyrs calls out across the ages, challenging us to examine whether we are developing the kind
