Adam and Eve owned up to their sin, and they regretted the break in their relationship with God. However, this was not true for their son Cain. … read more

After you read the title of today's blog, you might be asking, "How can slavery be beautiful?" First, meditate on the verse below, and… read more

If you have followed me on social media for a while, you know that I have a weekly segment called Thursday Theology, where I provide quotes from… read more

The very first lesson in history on grace was the animal sacrificed to atone for Adam and Eve’s sin—here the innocent first died for the… read more

On today's Footsteps, Charles Morris of Haven Today tells a story from Cuba which demonstrates how our gracious God "makes a way!" Of… read more

What counts as evidence that a scientific model is consistent with reality and therefore true? According to scientists, there is strong evidence for… read more

The word testament means “covenant.” So when you read the New Testament, you are actually reading about the New Covenant. When Jesus was… read more

Grace has been defined as the second chance we did not expect. … read more

A group of young men was meeting by a river. During their usual horseplay, one of the men fell into the water. Immediately, this fellow began to… read more

Jesus closes His beatitudes with a double blessing: “Blessed . . . blessed are those who are persecuted for righteousness” (see Matthew… read more

Pointing to signs for the end of the age, Jesus said "Because of the increase of wickedness, the love of most will grow cold" (Matthew… read more

Our culture’s idea of peace is but a shadow of God’s peace. The Hebrew word for peace, shalom, does not mean merely the absence of war,… read more

“The way of Christian witness is neither the way of quietist withdrawal . . . nor the way of angry, militant zeal; it is the way of being in… read more

According to Jonathan Onigbinde, "God is doing something special" in his home country of Nigeria. "God has graciously saved… read more

“The heart knows what it wants,” culture says, excusing the flighty, selfish choices people so often make. But when Jesus speaks of the… read more

Football players aren’t dumb jocks—though they often have that reputation. Football is a physically demanding sport that requires… read more

I got to visit my very intelligent grandson on the campus of his new college last week. Wall-to-wall with students like him. I got to use the three… read more

On today's Footsteps, Jonathan Onigbinde, a Nigerian businessman, discusses funding the Great Commission, and he uses the term… read more

It is no more natural today to exercise mercy than 2,000 years ago when Jesus pronounced these magnificent words. In Roman society, mercy indicated… read more

In Nigeria, "when a person comes to faith," explains TWR's Perry Beabout on today's Footsteps, "there's a price to be paid… read more