It's been said that there are two important teachings in the Bible, two big overarching truths that you find throughout the Bible.
A number of years ago, I took some college students over to Ukraine to teach vacation Bible school in the summer.
Is it really that important to believe that the Bible is 100% true, inspired and inerrant?
Christians and non-Christians alike are familiar with the symbol of the cross. Here's a big question for us to consider. Did Jesus need to die on the cross?
If you've ever read or studied the book Ecclesiastes from the Old Testament, you know that it can be a little bit gloomy.
Over the course of my ministry, I've often asked people if they think they're going to go to heaven when they die.
Well, it's early February, and so just the other day, the nation once again observed Groundhog's Day.
The mission work of the church is not intended to be an afterthought of Christianity.
Are you familiar with the Year of Jubilee? Jesus came to pay your debt and grant you God's favor.
Human beings and the world were designed together. This world provides for us everything that we need in order to get by.
We know that with the advent of the Internet that we have an endless supply of worldly, silly myths that we could investigate.
Jesus uses a very simple explanation about two different approaches to life, two different ways of going through life, and ultimately to different final destinations.
