Sunday is widely recognized as the day on which Christians attend church. But beyond that, confusion exists regarding how we should view the Lord’s Day. What relation, if any, exists…
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How can we witness with gentleness and love to unbelievers?
What comes to my mind are the words of 1 Peter 3:14–15: we are to set apart Christ as holy in our hearts and always be ready to give an…
Discover the Global Impact of Your Generosity
Growing in the knowledge of the holiness of God is a pursuit for every Christian, no matter how old you are, where you live, or what language you speak. Through…
What Is Presbyterianism?
The highly esteemed eighteenth-century Scottish Presbyterian minister John “Rabbi” Duncan once famously stated: “I am first a Christian, next a catholic (i.e., a member of the universal church), then a…
Why are some demons only able to be cast out “by prayer”? (Mk. 9:29)
The context of Jesus’ statement in Mark 9 is that the three disciples who were with Jesus on the Mount of Transfiguration have come down from that glorious experience, and…
Fortress for Truth: Martin Luther
Martin Luther was a giant of history. Some believe he was the most significant European figure of the second millennium. He was the pioneer Reformer, the one God first used…
5 Things You Should Know about the Doctrine of the Trinity
1. The doctrine of the Trinity is one of the most fundamental doctrines in Christianity. The Christian doctrine of God is the doctrine of the Trinity, and the Christian doctrine…
Join Us for Our 2023 Always Ready Event in Omaha
Christian young people face constant attacks on the truth claims of their faith, and it is vital that they’re prepared to give an answer for the hope within them (1…
How Did Martin Luther Die?
Martin Luther died on February 18, 1546. One month before, he wrote to a friend complaining of the infirmities of his age, “I, old, weary, lazy, worn-out, cold, chilly, and,…
Does Jesus Love Me?
It is a question that many believers have asked. It is often on the mind of the downcast and discouraged. “Does Jesus love me?” It may be a nagging doubt…