Some ask, "How was the thief on the cross saved if he didn't live a righteous life?" Let us consider what this implies about how they believe a person is declared right before God.

This world is full of people who are hurting, from losing a spouse, or other trials of different severity. Many of them seem to be seeking God in the midst of their pain.

What are Christians to make of the recent controversy regarding the death of John Allen Chau? Should we look down on him as one guilty of foolish presumption...

As Christians, we're called to unity, but not unity at any price. Our unity is centered around Jesus Christ.

The Bible clearly commands us to give. But is it ever okay to save our money or to invest it? Should we give our money away whenever we earn it and not have any savings?

One of the biggest battles Christians face in their church is with selfishness. Christians should not be consumed with themselves and their own interests.

We are called to be eager to maintain unity. But why is unity so important? And how do we become eager to maintain unity with other Christians?

Pastors can have a tendency to expect attacks to come on the church from the outside. But Paul warns the Ephesian elders that wolves are going to attack the church from within.

If we suspect that someone we know who claims to be a Christian may actually be a false convert, how should we address them?

There are many different groups and denominations that fall under the umbrella of "Christianity." Is this a sign of division?