Jesus’ statement proves that genuine faith requires assurance. It requires believing before we see. In his book, John used the word believe over 100 times in only 21 chapters; ...

This is what God is doing—raising up sons and daughters from places that were once spiritually barren. He is calling people ...

The doctrine, as Neuhaus said, that America is a secular society has led many to hide the light of their faith “under a bucket” as Jesus warned in Matthew 5:15 (ESV).

No: You already have Christianity in a recognizable form, a missionary faith that preaches a messiah crucified and raised on the third day, with the same kind of specific claims about Jesus ...

The quest for the historical Jesus is an attempt to get behind the theology and the established faith to the Jesus who was—I must say it this way—much more like the Jesus we would like him to be.

The Roosevelt Room echoes with a cappella hymns, voices rising like a revival tent under a starry sky. In the Cabinet Room, ...

This is Dutch artist Gerard van Honthorst’s depiction of Jesus appearing for his trial before High Priest Joseph ben Caiaphas and the Sanhedrin. Van Honthorst lived from 1592-1656. (Courtesy ...

Second, Jesus’ entrance celebrates his commitment to humility, service and a focus on the needs of others. Try to square that with the actions of the powerful in today’s society.

Jesus rebuked hypocrisy more harshly than almost anything else (see Matthew 23). He condemned the Pharisees for looking righteous outwardly while being corrupt inwardly.

Amid all of the excitement in Denver, it is their quarterback’s faith and genuineness that is catching notice. Bo Nix is the rookie starting quarterback for the Broncos.

What would Jesus do if asked to condone the terrorist actions involved in Israel’s founding? The 1946 bombing of the King David Hotel by the Irgun, killing 91 people under the guise of a ...