Have you ever wondered why Jesus had to die on a cross for people’s sins? After all, if God is loving, why couldn’t he just forgive everyone instead of putting his Son through all that suffering to make atonement for sin?

How can we tell whether a sermon is good or not? Here are four questions to ask any time you write—or evaluate—a sermon.

Why were Jesus and his family treated with contempt by the people of Nazareth where he grew up?

While our subjective feelings of peace can ebb and flow, these feelings never change our status before God. What does it mean for Christians to have peace?

When we look at God’s definition of good works in the Bible we find three criteria. What is a good work according to God’s word and what do good works have to do with our salvation?

Christian fellowship means no longer knowing others on a surface level but instead getting to the roots of each other’s lives and helping one another with empathy and care.

The Bible gives us only three areas with which we must concern ourselves regarding compatibility in romantic relationships.

Some people add rules or advocate certain lifestyles for Christians to follow that the Bible doesn’t command. How can believers hold fast to their Christian liberty?

What are some of the Bible passages that likely inspired the writing of the beloved Serenity Prayer?