Theologian R. Scott Clark explains why the principle of headship in the church must be applied and exercised carefully.

Some Christians view a non-embodied state of existence, such as the angels have, as being somehow more “spiritual” than one with a physical body. What does the Bible say about the eternal state of believers?

It may be lawful, but is it wise? What is the difference between law and wisdom in the Bible and how are they related to each other?

In Mark 2:15-17 the scribes criticize Jesus for hanging out with immoral people. Why does Jesus claim the “doctor exception” to the moral principle the scribes accuse him of not following?

What was Jesus referring to when he told Peter he would give him the “keys of the kingdom”? What is the meaning of this metaphor that our Lord is using in Matthew 16:19?

Feast or funeral? That’s a major question as we approach the Lord’s Table. Are we rejoicing, or are we mourning? Is this a festive banquet to which we have come, or is it a funeral service?

If Jesus wasn’t raised from the dead, then Christianity isn’t true. Here are 10 facts everyone needs to know about the resurrection of Jesus Christ.

After Jesus’ crucifixion and death his disciples no doubt regretted their unfaithfulness to him, but they soon found hope in Jesus’ resurrection. We also need resurrection hope when facing our regrets.

Mary Magdalene was the first person to hear and see Jesus after his resurrection. What can we learn about our own redemption from the words Jesus and Mary spoke to each other?