If truth has been faithfully communicated, why doesn't everyone who hears it respond in the same way?

The Church is an educational institute called to teach all the counsel of God found in all Holy Scripture to all the nations.

Today some Protestant churches sing only psalms and many of our hymns and contemporary Christian songs are based on the Psalms.

Our challenge is to preserve a more theological spirituality, rooted in the doctrine of the Trinity, oriented to the Christian community, and centered on the Word of God.

A call to be a pastor is not one we should take lightly, and God will hold us accountable for what we do with the authority he has temporarily granted us.

In a culture where everyone is fighting for our attention, false doctrine is more easy to fall into than ever.

For a sermon to be genuinely biblical, the text must set the agenda as the foundation of the message.

It is not possible to study, develop and apply the doctrines of grace if we do not reflect God’s grace in everything we do.

God’s love goes to the nations, irrespective of ethnicity, and brings near the blessings of his grace in Jesus. Our love must be transcendent like that.

Many of my favorites this year centered around history, sociology, and the implications of technology on contemporary culture.

The individuality of each person is affirmed not through self-realization, but through self-giving.

Rev. Reagan Marsh gives an overview of Bible translation families, translation philosophies, as well as recommended Bible versions and ones to avoid.

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

Legalism is the idea that one can earn salvation through works or adherence to rules. Antinomianism is the rejection of the moral law as irrelevant to the Christian life. This article teaches how to strike a biblical balance between the two.