Prophecy may not factor into the way many moderns think of the Christmas story. But it was clearly vital for both Luk...
Luke, inspired by the Holy Spirit, saw women as integral to the Nativity story, giving them generous space and voice....
Marriage was designed by God as a picture of the bond between Christ and His Church. It offers a ubiquitous but tempo...
The problem has challenged the Church during her entire existence: How are Christians to engage and relate to the sur...
At times, God grants His people favour in the eyes of the surrounding culture. More often, He calls them to endure an...
The specifics surrounding the heresy of Marcionism in the early church may have changed, but its spirit is sadly thri...
On October 31, 1517, Martin Luther nailed his 95 theses to the church door in Wittenberg, thereby sparking the Protes...
A discovery of fossil footprints on the Greek island of Crete has threatened to overturn the commonly accepted storyl...
The story of Esther blurs the lines between sacred and secular history. In fact, it suggests that the lines don’t exi...
Critics dismiss the Ascension as myth, born of an ancient view of the universe. But in light of modern cosmology, the...
The four women in Jesus’ genealogy stand out like beacons in a stream of male names. Who were these women? And why we...
Christians are often accused of majoring on the minors, of spending their time arguing about theology or harping on s...
Why did God make the seasons the way He did in the first place? Since He designed all of creation to reflect some fac...
For people of faith, modern astronomy's expanding knowledge about the cosmos can only bring expanding glory to the Cr...