Christianity’s profound, satisfying and consistent answers about community, identity, purpose and unity are the foundations of great civilizations.


If one professes to be a Christian, one must have a set of properly elaborated truths in which one professes to believe.

Life is better when we take God seriously.

Just as we today look back in history to Christ’s sacrifice on the cross for our salvation, so too the people who lived before Christ looked forward to His sacrifice for their salvation.

Long before the Israelites were given the Ten Commandments they were broken in the Garden of Eden by Adam and Eve.

In this classic sermon, R. W. Dale (1829-95) shows how personal experience can help verify a Christian’s faith.

What woman would object to submitting herself to a husband who loved her as much as Christ loved the church?

Forgiving yourself is not something Christians have to do. Our sin and guilt must be laid at the foot of the Cross alone.

Truth is conformity with reality, and God is the greatest reality in the universe.