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Mephibosheth had every reason to believe that the king of Israel would kill him... but something happened he could never predict.

The Lord's Supper is one of the key sacraments of Christianity. But where does it come from, and how do we do it right?

Jesus is clear that the disciples should take no money or possessions with them as they go from town to town. Their main objective is to heal the sick, drive out demons and proclaim the gospel.

The sharp sickle harvest is one of the darkest moments in Revelation... but that's exactly why we should learn about it.

Most of us probably can't remember hearing about Barzillai in Sunday School. But he was very important to King David.

Discover the meaning and traditions of the Lent holiday. Learn more about the biblical connection and what to give up for this Lenten season.

In Psalm 103:12, we read that “as far as the east is from the west, so far does he remove our transgressions from us.” What does that mean exactly? Does “removed” really mean removed? And how does God accomplish this?

You know that you should keep your word, but what does the Bible say about keeping your word?

One of the great things about studying history is seeing the mighty things that God has done in the past. However, studying history also reveals our shortcomings...

Any individual who makes a true obligation to have faith in Jesus Christ as Savior is secure in God's guarantee of an endless life. Christ will not leave his people alone to be defeated by Satan and lose their salvation.

Rather than making our lives easier, we resist Satan in order to make our walk with Jesus more meaningful. Following Christ with a zealous pursuit is the same as resisting the devil. The devil cannot dwell with God.

Though there are noticeable differences between the Old and New Testaments, it is indisputable that both books complement each other in providing believers with a true testimony of God’s love for us in the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ.

God’s promises to David are a tremendous blessing, and they came true. God’s promises to us today — that we too will “endure forever” through the salvation we receive in Jesus — are even more tremendous. And best of all, they are true.

We have been given the gift of prayer and permission to come before His throne of grace and to petition Him in times of need. No matter the response, our hope is in Him, and all things work for the good of those who love Him. All things.

This means that if anyone recognizes that they are, in fact, a “fake” Christian, then God is ready and willing to bring them into his family if we confess and repent of our sins and faithfully believe in Jesus. That is great news!

At the moment of salvation, we become God’s children. Our broken relationship with the Creator of our souls is made right by placing faith in Jesus’ death, burial, and resurrection. We are God’s offspring because we are made in His Image.

The 30 pieces of silver were significant for two reasons. They demonstrated how Jesus fulfilled the Old Testament prophecies concerning the Messiah. They showed how low the Jewish leaders ascribed Jesus’ worth, instead of His worth as the Savior...

True to his calling as a leader, Moses made one last rallying cry to urge the Israelites to remember their history as a nation and their covenant with God. Moses encouraged them to learn his songs and pass them down for generations to come.

The Bible tells us many times that stealing is always wrong. The command to not steal was listed as one of the 10 Commandments, alongside the command not to murder, not to commit adultery, and not to give false testimony against your neighbor.

One of Jesus' most famous teachings is "Whatever you do to the least of these, you do for me." But when did he say this? How do we live out the teaching today?