God & The Bible

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When King Antiochus Put Lysias in Charge

The appointment of Lysias by King Antiochus IV Epiphanes marked a crucial moment in Jewish history during the turbulent period recorded in the books of...
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Judas, Seron, and the Cost of True Faith

The story of Judas Maccabeus and the general Seron offers a sobering lesson about faith that costs something real. In a time when Israel was...
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God vs. Your Desires: Who Wins?

Every believer faces a quiet battle between what God calls good and what our flesh wants now. Desire itself is not evil; God created us...
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Ezra Didn’t Lift Stones. So What Did He Really Build?

When we read the story of Ezra in the Bible, it’s easy to picture him as a quiet scholar, poring over scrolls and laws, rather...
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Called to Heal, But How Far? Doctors, Faith, Abortion

For centuries, medicine has been viewed as a sacred calling. Scripture affirms that healing is close to the heart of God, and those who care...
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Why Easter Sunday Should Center on Jesus, Not the Bunny

Discover why Christians remember Easter Sunday as Jesus’ resurrection, not the bunny, and how this truth strengthens faith and reflects the gospel message. Image: ctsbooks.org...
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What Easter Sunday Teaches Us About New Beginnings

Discover how Easter Sunday reflects new beginnings through faith, Jesus, and God’s promises, with insights from the Bible to inspire renewal and hope. Image: billygrahamlibrary.org...
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The Day God Was Silent: What Black Saturday Teaches Us About Waiting

Discover what Black Saturday teaches about waiting, faith, and trusting God in silence. A reflective look at Holy Week and the hope in Jesus. Image:...
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Black Saturday Reflections: What Christians Should Do

Discover meaningful ways Christians and others can observe Black Saturday through reflection, prayer, and hope during Holy Week. Image: Learn Religions Black Saturday, nestled between...