C. W. E Nagelsbach, “When Christ calls Himself the way (Jn. xiv. 6), or the resurrection (Jn. xi. 25), so, too, He may be ...

“Whether you lead a growing church or one that’s plateaued, your online presence plays a vital role in engaging more people in your community. In many cases, the vast majority of a church’s web ...

“Just because religious behavior and affiliation have taken a nosedive in the last 30 years does not mean America is suddenly a secular country.” - RNS ...

“Senior News Editor Daniel Silliman issued an apology earlier this week (April 22) for an article he wrote and published the Monday before Easter titled: ‘Was Jesus Crucified with Nails?’” - C.Leaders ...

Agreement on a list of basic, biblical, and public principles (or “axioms”) of separation would benefit the advance of ...

While initially written in Hebrew and using the word yada, the passage is later translated in the Greek LXX as epistamai.

After crossing the Red Sea—miraculously—Israel travels to Mount Sinai, where they will meet God and receive the Law of Moses.

Let us lay aside every weight, and the sin which so easily ensnares us, and let us run with endurance the race that is set ...

Both Isaiah 42:6 and 49:8 include a messianic prediction of the Servant of Yahweh being “made as a covenant.” However, one quite often reads the objection “a person cannot be a covenant.” When I read ...

“At its best, Christianity is not a moralistic religion — in other words, it does not place the expectation of perfect behaviour at its core. It is repentance and reconciliation, not respectability, ...

“Within 15 days of the death of a pope, cardinals will begin the conclave — the word is drawn from the Latin ‘cum clave,’ meaning ‘with a key,’ because they are locked in the Sistine Chapel at the ...