doctrine

The primary purpose of boundaries is not to restrict, but to protect.

"How deep the Father's love for us; how vast beyond all measure."

Do you do what you do because of the potential reward, or because it's the right thing to do?

"What is mankind that you are mindful of them, human beings that you care for them?"

As a general rule, you shouldn’t listen to a single man’s ideas about marriage. But there are exceptions.

Nathan Brown’s search for a friend’s grave got him thinking about God’s ultimate plan for dealing with death.

Loren Seibold reflects on the moral mess that today’s entertainment world finds itself in and provides suggestions on how you can deal with it.

You've heard of Jezebel—the Old Testament queen invoked as the epitome of libertine living, seduction and evil. Well, the scarlet woman is much worse.

What values do you most appreciate—love, humility, graciousness? Anneliese Wahlman points out that Jesus reflected all of these.

Loren Seibold reflects on our human responsibility to protect the world we’ve been given and the devastating result of our greed that’s destroying it.

Martin Luther’s personal spiritual crisis transformed how many Christians today think about God and salvation. Harold Harker tells the story.

Modern critics claim that Jesus’ death has no more meaning than anyone else’s death. Clifford Goldstein responds to that challenge.