I’ve heard people say, “I’d love to believe the Bible is true, but it’s so messed up now. They’ve mistranslated it, and left out this or that gospel. It just isn’t reliable. We can’t know what God really meant anymore.” Well, the Bible is reliable, and we can know what God means to say.

Every October the world gets ugly, loony and dangerous, and Christians wring their hands about how to handle Halloween. It’s a tiresome cycle that can be broken with some clear thinking and firm decisions.

You want to get serious about Bible study, but don’t know a word of Greek. You want to see just how the different translations compare with each other. Perhaps you’ve tried to read through your Bible in a year but you always get bogged down and give up. Have I got some Bible study tools for you…

God says we are to give thanks in all things, which isn't the same saying you're thankful that your car won't start. It's a little more 'real' than that.

Don’t you ever wonder? What is that one thing you could do that God will not or cannot forgive? Is there such a sin?

What’s the difference between a proverb and a promise? The distinction is subtle but vitally important.

I’ll be honest: I want nothing in life as intensely as I want to commune with the One who made me. But living in this noisy world, with sounds, images and information coming at us 24/7, how are we to hear Him when He speaks?

What do you picture when you think of Noah's Ark? I hope it's not a cartoon mini-ark with smiling giraffes and elephants sticking out the top...

Families are increasingly broken today, and the fallout is terrible. But dysfunctional families have been around since juice dripped down Eve's chin. God loved and used people with broken homes and relationships then, and He still does today.

Are you kind of hazy on what Christianity teaches about angels,end times, baptism and what communion is all about? This little book serves up the answers in rich, easy-to-chew morsels.