Zephaniah predicts that God has bigger plans than the end of the world. The Day of the Lord is at...
A recent BT Daily series on immigration generates questions.
As a Christian are you giving your employer a full day’s work? Or is there a lot of idle chatter?
How does the Bible describe God's instructions on how to deal with sojourners and foreigners?
What principle can we learn from the nation of Israel when they were migrating during the time of their exodus out of Egypt?
How does God's will factor into immigration? God determines the boundaries of the nations.
The book of Malachi is one of the most unique in the scriptures. It is written almost like a court...
A story from the book of Ruth helps to frame the discussion of immigration from a biblical point of view.
You cannot face the giant trials in your life without daily training.
Do you ever wish you could be like the heroic men and women of the Bible but think that you cannot because they are different than you?
The perception of faith these days has more to do with hoping and wishing, but what action does faith require?
The Doomsday Clock has moved thirty seconds closer to midnight as of January 26th. What hope does mankind have in the face of all out war and destruction?
Why did Jonah not do what God told him to do, and went the opposite direction?
From remote villages to over-populated mega cities, this new UCG short film explores the Church’s grassroots efforts in bringing the message of the gospel to India. In this travel documentary you’ll follow pastor David Schreiber and his wife, Jolinda, on their 12-day journey through India.
The prophet Micah delivers grim warnings, and forecasts war and punishment to those who will not obey. He focuses on...
The book of Jonah helps us to understand how God’s grace can extend to all people, especially when there is repentance and there is change.
The Bible predicts a coming time of such religious deception that influential leaders will turn many atheists into believers.
Is 1 Corinthians 16 encouraging God’s people to take up an offering and worship on the first day of the week? What was Paul really talking about?
What type of collection was being taken up that Paul wrote about in 1 Corinthians 16?
