Let’s try to find some practical ways to commit to whatever resolution we have made about reading the Bible.

Our struggles this year give us a glimpse into the trials facing the Hebrew believers. But we are reminded to look up to the eternal reality

In order to engage with this question, I will offer three metaphors and then seek to extrapolate three summary principles.

When will Jesus return? No one knows. “But concerning that day and hour no one knows, not even the angels of heaven, nor the Son

Why be involved this Christmas? For the sake of the elderly… Our focus this Christmas is a group which is one of the most affected during...

God really wants you and I to love and delight in Him. But why does our delight in Him matter so much to God and how can we get there?

By Bishop Emeritus Robert M. Solomon Recently, I spoke at an on-site service in a small church. It had just resumed services under the...

When I sat down to start on this piece for the church blog, I was determined to steer away from writing on anything COVID-related.

Life is full of problems, challenges and uncertainties. We would be naive to expect a trouble-free life on this side of eternity.

It would be a great loss for our church if we come to a point in time when we forget the Reformation of the 16th Century.

When I started my first day at a new job, I had scrawled “1ST WEEK AT WORK GOT ME SO PUMPED” in my journal. The process of applying for jobs

Suffering is no stranger to all who are believers. We see in the Bible that many OT and NT saints suffered greatly for their faith

To aid in my understanding of the book of Hebrews—which we’ve been studying together since July—I decided to pick up the bible commentary “B

Careless words have a way of being discovered. Solomon is saying here that it is dangerous to curse the one who rules over you.

By Leslie Koh After 5 months, I finally went back to church last week. I had expected it to be an emotional event for me, but I have to...

How has the current pandemic affected us our personal relationships within our church community?

The author is warning us that despite having heard the good news, we can still fall short of entering God’s rest if we do not believe this g

We are cheaters by nature. Humanity fits this description aptly. The 7th Commandment says, “Thou shalt not commit adultery.”

Would you turn back on your faith in order to stay socially accepted in your community?

Every day in our cities, we are witnessing social justice advocates toppling statues and cancelling those who have had sin in their past.