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Loving our enemies is a foreign concept. Love and enemies are words that seem mutually exclusive. Putting the two together raises questions. When the Bible tells us to love our enemies what does that mean? Who said it? Why? How?

Does the Bible say animals go to heaven? It turns out the answer is different from what you might expect.

When someone is famous, fans want to know all the little details of a celebrity’s life right down to childhood toys and the color of his or her bedroom. The minutiae of growing-up would feed a curious fan, but not a maturing heart for Christ.

Edom was an empire primarily related to Esau and his offspring in the Bible. Discover the biblical relevance and symbolism of the Edomites.

If you grew up in church, you may have heard people say, "you can't outgive God." This phrase sounds nice, but is it in the Bible o rdoes it match the Bible's teachings?

Right now, life as we know it seems very dark. Most of us are scared because we don’t know how long this is will last, but the sun always rises. The day always dawns. The darkness doesn’t get the final say. God does (Psalm 46:5).

Based on a plain interpretation that considers the wider context of Scripture, I believe Isaiah 11:6 refers to Christ’s future Millennial Reign, which will bring a partial reversal of the curse placed on creation.

We can fulfill our spiritual hunger and support spiritual life by connecting with Jesus Christ. It comes as no surprise that He called Himself the Bread of Life. Christ should be welcomed into our daily walk to give spiritual life.

It turns out this little phrase “reap the whirlwind” comes from the Bible. What does it mean to reap the whirlwind? Is that a good thing, or is it something we want to avoid?

Unsolicited advice can be often met with gratitude… or quite the opposite. So how do we know when it is or isn't helpful?

It's a different world than the one you grew up in, which means your children have different needs. Read these 7 lessons you need to be intentional about teaching them.

The story of Jesus Christ, central to Christian theology and belief, begins with a profound and mysterious event: the Incarnation.

Many women acquainted with Proverbs 31 have a love-hate relationship with this "virtuous woman." However, when we dig into the chapter's context, we discover a precious treasure.

You may associate veneration with praying for Catholic saints or remember it in the broader use as a word for "honor"... but did you know the Bible talks about it as something important?

The name “Jesus” is not a magic word given to Christians as a means of bringing trivial or ungodly matters to fruition. We do not call on his name in order to entertain or exploit. When we use His name in power and miracles happen, He is...

Religion without the Spirit is moral bookkeeping. Spirituality without religion is self-involved and directionless. The only way to keep the law, however, is with the kind of help only the Holy Spirit provides.

Let’s look at what the Bible says about what “delight yourself in the lord” means.

Does the Bible view envy and jealousy differently? Can God be jealous? The answer may not be what you expect.

"Lion and the Lamb" is an inspiring Christian song by a Christian band with an unusual story. Here is what you need to know about the band and its music.

The Christian is encouraged when he imagines the literal harvest, which begins underground, at the roots. At the heart of every person is his or her identity in Christ — he alone has the power to save.