Discover five things Christians should stop saying, backed by Scripture. This article encourages believers to be mindful of their words by avoiding habits like saying "OMG," relying on superstitions, gossiping, cursing, and breaking promises, to better glorify God.

Explore the significance of baptism in salvation through the teachings of Peter, Paul, and Philip in the book of Acts. This article delves into the purpose of baptism, its connection to the forgiveness of sins, and the urgency it carried in early Christian practice.

Discover four common perversions of the gospel and learn why correct belief is crucial. This article uses Scripture to refute false teachings like faith plus works of the law, works without faith, faith alone, and good works only, highlighting the importance of obeying the true gospel.

Many question if Jesus is God, even among Christians. This article explores four Biblical we can be confident that Jesus is truly God on Earth: He accepted worship, claimed to be God, fulfilled Old Testament prophecies of the Messiah being God, and the Bible consistently states Jesus is God in human form.

Can Christians eat pork? This article dives into the Biblical history of God's dietary laws, exploring both sides of the debate. From God's original vegetarian design to the New Covenant through Christ, we examine what Scripture says about eating pork and whether it's prohibited for Christians today.

The Sacred Names Movement claims that our Lord should not be referred to as “Jesus.” Instead, we should only use his Hebrew name “Yeshua.” Some even go so far as to say that calling Him “Jesus” is blasphemous. But, is that what the Bible says?

Do Christians need to go to church? Is it required that I go to church to be a Christian? Or Is it a sin not to go to church? These are important questions that affect many people. In 2023, it was estimated that 68% of Americans claimed to be Christians, but only 28% regularly attended religious services...

Should Christians keep the Sabbath? The Sabbath was originally given to Israel as a sign of their covenant with God and a reminder of their deliverance from Egypt. With the New Covenant established by Christ, Christians are no longer required to observe the Sabbath or follow the Law of Moses. Instead, they are instructed to gather for worship on the first day of the week.

Is tithing still relevant today? Many people talk about tithing (or giving 10%) to their churches. So, what does God say about tithing?...