From Genesis to Revelation, we find that a person’s character and future are intimately connected with his or her name. In fact, throughout… read more

In 1970, I worked for the telephone company in Sydney, Australia. I had only been in the country for a few months, and I had arrived with only one… read more

Before Jesus’ birth, Isaiah foretold that the Messiah would be the Prince of Peace—a Savior whose authority would bring release from the… read more

Jesus’ might and divine power set Him apart from any other human who has ever lived. Jesus Christ is the only perfect man who died to give… read more

Sometimes we become so focused on the humanity of Jesus that we forget His all-powerful divinity. Yet, Jesus is the very God through whom all… read more

People suggest, even demand, that Jesus is only one of many possible ways to God. The uniqueness of Jesus’ birth disallows such conclusions. In… read more

Today, there are professing Christians who believe that being a good person is the path to salvation. They do not feel like they need someone to save… read more

In Western culture, you may occasionally hear someone say, “I’m not a sinner. I’ve never killed anyone or robbed a bank. I’m… read more

Up until Christ’s birth in redemptive history, enjoying the privilege of being one of God’s people had been limited to the Jewish nation… read more

This Christmas, let us not be consumed in our pursuit of the perfect gift. Instead, let us be consumed with the joy of inviting others to behold the… read more

Jesus came to open our spiritual eyes. When we walk by faith and not by sight, we’ll have the strength to weather any storm. … read more

In the Christian life, admission of weakness leads us to true strength because we rely not on ourselves but on God, who raises the dead. … read more

It is only with spiritual hearts and minds that we can begin to comprehend what Christ’s birth began. … read more

As Christ’s followers, we will face hardship—but we can do so knowing that we are victorious in Him. … read more

As we celebrate Christ’s first coming, we must remember that He is our conquering King who will soon return to place all things under His… read more

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Christmas teaches us the paradoxical nature of the Christian faith. By accepting what we cannot fully comprehend, we declare that God is God and we… read more

A paradox is an apparent contradiction that conceals a profound Truth—and the Bible is filled with paradoxes. We triumph by first surrendering… read more