Jude uses three images for judgment—desert destruction, dark dungeons, flash firestorm. Learn how they relate to the idea of hell.
The main lesson we learn from the warning about the Lawless One: Watch out for counterfeit gods.
Awakenings are surges of the Spirit exalting Jesus over an area. Read a sampling of these movements in modern church history.
Jesus gives his disciples the truth about the challenges that lay ahead but he paints a much bigger picture of the greater things in the making.
Every time we share in the Lord’s Supper, we do not only look back and remember our past redemption. It is also a testimony to future realities.
Our hope is like no other. Its vibrancy overcomes life’s difficulties. This hope is about Jesus’ return. In revival it flows so strong that even unbelievers become fascinated by it. How is this possible? Does
What happens to those who never hear the gospel? In today’s Seven Minute Seminary, Dr. Ben Witherington tackles the problem by drawing a parallel to how God will deal with his people Israel at the end of the age, a theme treated in Romans 11.
Do you really know the significance of Advent? Matthew Sigler shares why Advent is a part of the church calendar you should not skip over.
Would the Apostle Paul have urged us “not to be so heavenly minded you’re no earthly good”? In today’s article, Steve Seamands weighs in on the significance of Jesus’ ascension.
Is your understanding too narrow, and is it really based on what the Bible teaches? Read these 5 passages of Scripture, referenced by Richard Middleton in his lateset book, A New Heaven and a New Earth.
Have you ever been told that you are on the wrong side of history? Josh McNall explains that just because history goes to the victors doesn’t mean the victors are right.
What does the Bible actually say about heaven and hell? Be prepared, because someone in your youth group is eventually going to ask you. Jeremy Steele shares a level-headed and Biblically accurate answer to this frequently asked question.
