Today Matt Williams expounds 2 Timothy 3–4 by warning that the “perilous times” Paul foretold are marked by widespread ungodliness and corrupt teaching within Christendom

Tom Bell discussed patience as a matter of godly perspective, arguing that when we view life through God’s Word rather than our limited experience, patience

Getting angry and losing our temper is generally seen as a bad thing. But why do we get angry, and is there ever a time

Christmas doesn’t end at the manger. In Zacharias’ prayer from Luke 1:68–79, we see how God visited His people with redemption, light, and peace. Peter

Ray Jones warmly reflects on his love for the music, lights, memories, and traditions of Christmas while contrasting the world’s sentimental and commercial view of

Today Ray Jones reflects on Philippians 1:1–11 from the perspective of a long life of Christian service, emphasizing that what ultimately matters is not status

Dennis reminds us of the true identity of Jesus. He isn’t just a baby in a manger — He’s God, Lord, Savior, and Emmanuel, the

Today Ryan wraps up his 8-part series on the Beatitudes by looking at Jesus’ final blessing: “Blessed are those who are persecuted because of righteousness,

Today Ryan Martin continued his series on the beatitudes, noting that this seventh one—“Blessed are the peacemakers, for they shall be called sons of God”—is

Peter Bolton unpacks John 15:1-17 (Jesus as the true vine) to answer the question: Is there a difference between being a Christian and being a