Depression is more than sadness; Scripture calls it being “cast down” (Psalm 42:5). It touches both body and soul, sometimes from physical weakness, other times from the heart’s struggles with guilt or unbelief. The Bible distinguishes depression from despair: one is sorrow, the other a loss of hope in God (Lam. 3:18). Yet the psalmist reminds us, “Hope in God” (Psalm 42:11). For believers, Christ offers lasting mercy, strength, and unfailing love.

The Kingdom of God is not just a future hope—it’s a present reality. Jesus reigns now, and yet His rule will be fully revealed when He returns. Rooted in both Old and New Testaments, the Kingdom calls believers to live as citizens under Christ’s authority, not the world’s. It shapes our identity, our calling, and our mission. We are ambassadors of a Kingdom already here—but not yet complete—awaiting the return of our risen King.

The unity of the church is essential. All hell fears a unified church. This article helps us triage doctrines based on their urgency.

Perseverance means that God will cause all his own to persevere in their walk with God until the day they die or until he returns, ensuring

What is the church? This is an important question for every believer to understand, for the church is God's plan for his glory in the world.

Salvation is through grace alone by faith alone in Christ alone. So, why baptism? Read on for a biblical explanation of believer's baptism.

An Exposition of 1 Corinthians 10:13 based on Jay Adams’ booklet Christ and Your Problems.[1] Have you ever found yourself in a problem...

This article explores the sin of the prodigal son and his older brother in the light of the gospel. It teaches us that whether our...

When trials come, we often forget about God, but the prophet Isaiah reminds us that the greatness of God is unsearchable, and waiting on...