When unbelievers reject Christianity, is it because of their sin … or ours? Jesus said the world hates Him, but God rebukes those whose unholiness puts a stumbling block before Him.

Many Christians interpret 1 Corinthians 2:9 (“Eye has not seen …”) as heaven, but a couple of contexts show that it’s about far more – about what God has revealed to us.

While many Christians seek to avoid or end trials and afflictions, the Bible overwhelmingly teaches us how to endure them and the good they do for us.

Many American believers today yearn to make the United States a Christian nation, a land that is healed and blessed by God. But the Bible contains no such promise beyond Israel.

Scripture gives us several examples of God’s people striving for their nation in much the same way that Christian nationalists do today in America.

Several letters to churches in the New Testament warn of apostasy, but that doesn’t mean true Christians can fall away. Here’s why.

You would think the climax of the Acts of the Apostles would be the meeting between Paul and the Roman emperor, Nero. But we see nothing of that in the Bible.

Some Christians interpret Jesus’ Sermon on the Mount teaching in Matthew 5 to mean we assert our own power. But He explicitly told us the point, and it’s not that.

A defining characteristic of the end-times antichrist, who some believe will be the most evil man in human history, will be his pride.

Christian Trump supporters need to ask, does God approve of a president who is personally wicked and prideful, leads an administration filled with false Christians at the top, and is soft at best and complicit at worst toward abortion and child sex trafficking?