In a world marred by suffering, questions about God’s character often arise in the midst of personal and global crises. Consider the devastation of a natural disaster, such as the 2024 floods in Brazil that claimed hundreds of lives and displaced thousands — why would a loving God allow such...
In an age where human achievement reaches unprecedented heights — from artificial intelligence to space exploration — a fundamental question emerges that challenges the very foundation of modern thought: Can humanity truly be the measure of all things? While secular humanism proclaims human reason, dignity, and potential as supreme, biblical Christianity presents...
If the Tiber rises too high, or the Nile too low, the remedy is always feeding Christians to the lions. These piercing words from the early Christian theologian Tertullian (c. 155-220 AD) expose a disturbing pattern that has echoed through history: when natural disasters strike, when economies fail, when societies...
Throughout history, followers of Christ have faced persecution for their faith, a reality that Iisus Himself warned about when He said: Remember the word that I said to you: ‘A servant is not greater than his master.’ If they persecuted me, they will also persecute you. If they kept my...
Our culture is whispering seductive lies. It calls sin "love." It calls delusion "truth." It calls murder "medicine." It calls God's own Word a "myth." These are not merely alternative viewpoints; they are foundational deceptions designed to crumble the very...
Time in ancient Israel wasn’t reckoned by digital clocks or AM/PM designations, but by day-hours (12 equal divisions from sunrise to sunset) and night-watches (four watches of three hours each). When New Testament writers speak of the “third hour,” “sixth hour,” or “first watch,” they expect their readers...