America is not ‘the nation whose God is the Lord’

Holiness is a topic that some Christians are reluctant to talk about, but it's one of the major themes of Scripture, particularly 1 Peter. God wants us to be holy as He is holy, and Peter teaches us how.

We're all guilty and condemned before God, but in His great love and mercy, He sent Jesus to save us. Where you spend eternity could depend on the good news in this video.

When Christians debate who hardened Pharaoh’s heart and whether we have free will, we could miss the ultimate purpose of that story: it points to Christ.

God cares about not just what we say, but how we say it. Here’s a look at what His word teaches about our demeanor and tone.

When you hear some Christians call others divisive, they're probably the ones who are being divisive. The Bible teaches us what true Christian unity is based on.

A commonly used word in some of the church is "winning," often in a political or cultural context. But in the Bible, victory often doesn't look like what we think it does.

At Mount Sinai, the Israelites created a worship experience they could see with their eyes, said it was God, and partied with loud music. Sound familiar?

Many Christians think Hebrews 6 says we can lose our salvation, but examining its context shows just the opposite.

Jesus performed two spectacular miracles just hours apart, but what happened next was even more astonishing.

Have you heard Christians talk about "an encounter with God" or a "worship experience"? What we see in Scripture looks nothing like anything we've ever seen.

There are several Scriptures that many Christians apply to America, but a deeper look shows us that there’s another “Christian nation.”

If you hear preachers constantly talking to and about the Holy Spirit, it's not Him leading them to do that. He points to Jesus, not Himself.

In 1 Corinthians 1, God turns all our ideas of power and influence upside down. He calls the weak, not the strong; the foolish, not the wise; the lowly, not the mighty.

What does power mean to you? Miracles? Politics? Bigness? The Scriptures are more powerful than all of that.

In the age of Joel Osteen, much of the church parrots the world in its self-affirmation. See what the Bible teaches about self-esteem.

What do you need to do to receive blessings from God? Nothing! Everything God does for us in this life is just as free as salvation.

James 2:24 says we're "justified by works, and not by faith only." Does that passage teach that we're saved by our works? Not at all. Just the opposite.

Two things some Christians believe are 1. We should be healed in this life, and 2. The gospel needs miracles to be effective.

When it comes to spiritual warfare, Christians have a variety of tactics, such as "binding Satan.” But the Bible shows us a simple characteristic that will thwart the enemy's schemes.

Many Christians insist that if we’re not physically healed now, we just need more faith! The healing ministry of Jesus shows how wrong that is.