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How Can Christians Understand What Sin Is and What it Does?
For the Christian, have we allowed something to happen in our lives that has caused us to commit a sin, either intentionally or unintentionally? Have we discovered it? Have we repented of it so we can be right with our God?
Chris Swanson
What Is the Meaning of Ephesians 6 and Why Is it Popular?
The Book of Ephesians as a whole is attractive because of the rich life application we get from it. Not only was it written for the church of Ephesus as well as the surrounding areas, but the contents also have a broad range.
Kyle Blevins
Where Does the Bible Say Christian Wives Should Have a Gentle and Quiet Spirit?
What does Peter really mean when he says that women should have a "gentle and quiet spirit"?
Lori Stanley Roeleveld
No Such Thing as Convenient Christianity?
Debit cards and printed money, pasteurized milk and little bears filled with honey... are these things really wrong just because they're "conveniences?"
Doug Ponder
What Happened to Jesus on Holy Tuesday?
You probably haven’t heard much about Holy Tuesday when people talk about Jesus’ last week in Jerusalem. This day may not have any of the exciting moments that happened at the end of Holy week, but it shows hints of the coming danger and gives us...
Dr. Sandra Hamer Smith
How Do Christians Know if They're Ready to Date?
Many things you will learn as you date, but it is wise to ask yourself these questions while you are still single. The more you know yourself in the Lord, the more of yourself you can give, and the more secure and confident you will be in a...
Taylor Jensen
Does a Person Have to Do Anything to Stay Saved?
A person who does not accept Christ is not saved. A person who does accept Christ is saved for eternity. No one can take that person away from God’s love, security, and protection. A believer becomes a child of God.
Randy DeVaul
When Should You Correct Another Christian?
Our words of correction can be very sweet—the very thing God uses to renew the faith of weary saints. But our words can be unhelpful and hurtful, too. We need wisdom to know when to correct and when to overlook.
Aaron Menikoff
What Is Dispensationalism vs. Covenant Theology?
Dispensationalism is a popular theology view that you've probably heard about through books like Left Behind. What you may not know is it's not the only theology about humanity's final destiny. Let's take a look at covenant theology and what it...
Lisa Loraine Baker
How to Make a Fresh Start in Christ
When you can confess and repent, you can have a new start of much deeper, long-lasting importance, where your gaze is fixed on Christ. Will you let Christ change you, freshen you up, and lead you to repentance?
Candice Lucey
10 Things You Need to Know about Oswald Chambers
While he died over 100 years ago, Oswald Chambers' life and writings (particularly his book My Utmost for His Highest) left an impact that continues today.
Leigh Ann Thomas
10 Things You Need to Know about J.R.R. Tolkien
A devout Christian and respected scholar, J.R.R. Tolkien also wrote one of the bestselling book series ever written. Here are some things you probably didn't know about his life. 
Lisa Loraine Baker
5 Ways to Support a Friend That Has Lost a Spouse
Drawing close to a grieving friend and extending sincerest condolences can be painstakingly uncomfortable. Below are five ways you can love, support, and serve your precious friend while gently reminding them that God is with them and drawing...
Alicia Searl
4 Things Christians Can Learn from Amy Carmichael’s Life
Reading about the lives of Christians that have gone before us can help us grow in our relationship with the Lord. Though Amy Carmichael was not perfect, we can learn from her example and the way she wholeheartedly served Christ.
Sophia Bricker
Why Do Both King Ahaziahs in the Bible Have Short Reigns?
Why are there two kings named Ahaziah in the Bible? Do they have anything in common?
Britt Mooney
The Bible Story of Christmas: Scripture Quotes of Jesus' Birth & Prophecy
The New Testament holds two Christmas accounts that appear in Matthew and Luke. There is some overlap between the two chronicles of Jesus' birth in Bethlehem but they also provide distinctions.
Christianity.com Editorial Staff
How to Deal with Anxiety as a Christian
Anxiety is not that simple because it often misunderstood to be simply that a person is stressing too much. There is a distinct difference between the sin of anxiety and the mental health disorder of anxiety that is characterized by physical...
Heather Riggleman
When Your Ideas of Love Were All Wrong
Until my twenties, I remember when I used to dream of being in a relationship. How doing the cute things everyone posts on social media would make me feel. Almost four years later, I now realize my thinking before handing my love life over to God...
Amber Ginter
What Should All Christians Know about Covenant Theology?
Many schools of theology show different sides of the Bible, but covenant theology is one of the best-known ones. So what does covenant theology tell us? 
Betty Dunn
What Do We Know about Esau's Wife(s) Basemath?
Was Basemath Esau's first wife, or his third wife? Were they both named Basemath? If so, what can we learn from their lives? Well, here is what we know.
Lori Stanley Roeleveld
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