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Marriage is the oldest human institution on  earth, being nearly as old as mankind. The Bible  gives humans “all things that pertain to life and  godliness” (2 Peter 1:3), so (as with any subject  pertaining to life and godliness) those seeking to  understand their roles and responsibilities in  marriage must go to God’s word. Marriages […]

If you are a lover of science, the search,  discovery, and understanding of what is  happening in the world around us is exhilarating!  Our immediate focus is often on what we see  and experience every day. At times, though, we  expand our view and look to the stars. Who hasn’t  spent time gazing into the

In Ephesians 4:3, Paul admonishes the brethren to endeavor “to keep the unity of the Spirit in the  bond of peace.” Then in the next 41 words (35 in Greek), Paul gives the guidebook for attaining and maintaining unity. We refer to it as “the seven ones.” One of the seven, is “one Spirit” (Ephesians 4:4). This is the Holy

Though we have heard, read, and taught about the conversion of an Ethiopian eunuch countless times, it still thrills us to contemplate that great occasion! We want to focus on what Philip did as he reached out  to a man who was in charge of a queen’s treasury.  Philip had an obedient spirit. When the

As a follow-up to last month’s article dealing with the deadly doctrine of “Salvation by Faith  Only,” we want to consider the widespread false teaching that water baptism is not essential to  salvation. If one does not give the scriptural answer  to the question, “What must one do to be saved,”  that is a serious problem. I

Some officers of the Jews admitted, “No man  ever spoke like this Man!” (John 7:46). Amen! The  Lord Jesus truly was the greatest teacher in history. As a person, the Christ was sinless (Hebrews 4:15). As a communicator, His ability to connect  with people and express the truth is unmatchable. We stand in awe of both His

This “one another” Christianity is a key theme  in the New Testament. A quick search of the New  King James version shows this theme appearing  nearly sixty times in the New Testament. Long  ago, Cain asked the question, “Am I my brother’s  keeper?” (Genesis 4:9), and the rest of the Bible  (especially the New Testament)

It is a wonderful privilege to be a child of God. In the early portion of the letter Paul wrote to the  saints in Ephesus, he points out a number of blessings which Christians have “in Christ.”  In Ephesians 1:3, it is written, “Blessed be the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ, who has blessed us