If God chooses some for salvation and not others, isn’t that unfair?

A biblical response to Wright's nuanced abortion arguments...

The story is haunting. Jephthah, desperate for victory in battle, makes a reckless vow to God: “Whatever comes out of my house to meet me when I return in triumph from the Ammonites will be the LORD’s, and I will sacrifice it as a burnt offering” (Judges 11:31). He wins the battle. His daughter runs out to greet him. And then, the unthinkable happens…

But where was God? Why didn’t He stop the tragedy? If God truly loves His people, how could He let an innocent girl die for her father’s foolish promise?

How did a monk's academic questions become the spark that ignited the Protestant Reformation?

.

.

We often use the terms interchangeably, but Scripture presents a more nuanced relationship between the two crucial biblical concepts...

In our fellowship with Christ, suffering becomes not just bearable, but meaningful—even a cause for rejoicing...

Discover Paul's radical secret to lasting joy in a world chasing fleeting gain: Godliness and Contentment, which are key to true prosperity.

Fatal flaws in scientists' theories on the end of the universe...

Explore how Old and New Testament Ethics aren't in conflict. Discover surprising harmony in divine revelation...

For the Christian, suffering isn't merely an unfortunate reality in a fallen world—it's one of God's primary instruments for shaping us into the image of His Son...