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Elousia, the Trinity, and the Black Madonna are inextricably intertwined in William P. Young's, The Shack.

Week 2 Day 7 Advent devotion in a series includes scripture reading, reflection, activity, and closing prayer on 1 Thessalonians 5:1-11.

Should Christians have a child like faith or a childish understanding, if they wish to become mature believers?

Novenas, a Catholic intercession, and Saint Jude, the patron saint of lost causes, are a heavenly recourse for all Americans during the next few days.

Kids are faced with many temptations and opportunities to make right and wrong decisions. Here are some suggestions for how to raise children in the Christian way.

Can intelligent people today have faith in God? What exactly is faith? This article explains that faith is trust. And there is enough evidence to trust in God.

Through quotes in verses, the Bible provides insights on financing and banking services during the biblical times, including loans and debts.

The abuse of eschatology invites prophetic interpretations that are often unfounded and contradict both Scripture and Church History in regard to Christ's second coming.

What does the Bible say about the thousand year period spoken of in the Book of Revelation? Where is the pit where Satan will be bound?

Will unconverted sinners have a second chance at salvation when they learn the gospel during the millennium? Will love and peace reign on earth during a thousand years?

The Bible has various sayings about fathers and their relationship to their children. This compilation of quotes serves as a reminder to thank Dads on Father's Day.

Thanksgiving quotes from the Holy Scriptures, grateful meditations for all blessings from above.

One of today's most prevalent end-times beliefs surrounds the idea of the "rapture" -- but is it actually biblical?

The apostle Paul went from persecuting Christians to being Christianity's most influential evangelist. The book of Acts tells the story of this dedicated servant of God.

To prevent human immortality, Zeus struck Asclepius down with a thunderbolt. However, in order to appease Apollo, Zeus turned Asclepius into the constellation Ophiuchus.

The Bible offers counsel and words of encouragement for Christians who are dealing with grief or suffering from loss.

Success may be measured in wealth, or fame, or position. God's love inspires the Christian to base success upon other principles.

In honor of St. Paul, Pope Benedict has declared that this year the Catholic Church will study and reflect on the works of this great saint in a special way.

The story of Achan is full of lessons for modern day Christians. God desires sanctification among His people.

Christians are called to develop Christ-like characters. For a religious individual, the Bible offers help and solutions for overcoming an anger problem.

It's not always easy to forgive others, but the Bible teaches that forgiving others is a Christian duty. Forgiving others is a Christ-like character trait.

Pride is a sin which God despises and must be overcome in a Christian's life. Here's what the Bible has to say about pride.

Lately your conversations with God have gotten a little stale. What do you do? Try something new. Here are seven new ways to wake up your prayer life.

The Books of the Bible can be daunting for a child to learn. Here are some techniques that will help children learn them fast.

Though writing from prison, Paul is able to testify faithfully that God's peace brings joy.

Use a Thanksgiving Day quote to express the right thoughts and emotions for the perfect card.

It may appear a strange concept initially, yet in the New Testament there are five specifics crowns mentioned for believers.

A look at the promotion of abstinence from sex before marriage and the most well-known Christian movement doing this, The Silver Ring Thing.

The Bible has advice for busy people who struggle with time and hectic schedules when trying to make room for a balanced prayer life, as an individual, family or group.

Haunted houses, "trick or treating," scary costumes and horror movies are some of the trappings of Halloween celebrations. Should Christians be involved?

The Bible includes many examples of human friendships that are useful as models of what good relationships should be like. Praying together strengthens relationships.

Often Christians and their beliefs are misrepresented. This article will examine incorrect views of Jesus Christ and Christians and explain why these views are wrong.

By being thankful, giving, and searching for wisdom, believers can receive God's direction as Solomon did, opening the door to prosperity in their own life. Here's how.

Many towns around the country have several churches, all worshiping separately within the same community. A 24-hour prayer vigil unites the churches in a community.

After centuries of worldwide apostasy, Mormons believe an 1820 visitation to their prophet Joseph Smith began the restoration of Jesus Christ's original church on earth.

Great quotes and sayings from the Bible about labor, and the relationships between employers and laborers.

By praying and meditating, a person is able to lose herself in the moment, finding peace, spirituality, and cultivating mindfulness.

In a world that majors on criticism, speaking encouraging words can be refreshing to the weary soul.

What is prayer? How does one pray to God? Are there any guidelines?

The apostle Paul encourages Christians to be equipped to fight against "the powers of this dark world and against the spiritual forces of evil in the heavenly realms."

Working a job is valuable not only to Uncle Sam - who started Labor Day to recognize working people - but also to God, who has a lot to say about working in the Bible.

Is the Bible true? Is the Bible historically reliable? Is there evidence that the people and stories of the Bible are true or authentic?

This article provides an overview of the most compelling reasons to believe in God. Follow-up articles will explore these reasons in greater depth.

The Bible gives detailed descriptions in regard to the final battle between good and evil in a number of passages, in which God destroys his enemies.