With the coming of Jesus, the light of the kingdom of heaven dawned among men, bringing the hope of salvation to the nations. That light now shines through His people, the church, for the glory of God and the good of all those who are being saved.

All worship belongs to God, and to Him alone. Christians must not follow the culture around us into the gross idolatry of demonic idols, such as fame, success, power, and self-satisfaction.

During the 8th Century the form of worship in the Western church was standardized and known as the Mass, the use of relics expanded greatly, and the church calendar and holy days began to be enforced by law. These developments still affect the way we worship today.

The devil misused Scripture, tempting Jesus to demand the Father's protection in a way that would exalt Himself. But Jesus chose the humility of obedience rather than the path of self-aggrandizement.

How should Christians evaluate music for entertainment? Is it permissible? If so, what principles dictate our enjoyment of music and arts? a round table discussion.

10 errors we often make in logic and thinking as we study the Scriptures. These errors are largely avoided by carefully observing the context, comparing Scripture with Scripture, and being aware of our own biases, assumptions, and cultural distance from the 1st century.