The consequences of a society not turned towards God is a debased mind which malignantly spreads through its culture.

Greetings, Townhall Bible study readers, both loyal and new. Today, we conclude the two-part “What the Bible Says About the Heart.” If you missed Vol. 191, discussing what the Hebrew Bible ...

Ephesians 6:1-3: "Children, if you want to be wise, listen to your parents and do what they tell you, and the Lord will help ...

Not all of the founders acknowledged the Bible as the revealed Word of God. Nonetheless, it was widely regarded as a receptacle of great wisdom and, especially Jesus’ teachings, a handbook for ...

I was sitting in my office one morning reflecting upon God’s blessings, and I immediately thought of Pastor Albert F. Campbell, pastor emeritus of the Mt. Carmel Baptist Church. My heart was ...

Jesus revealed a God whose heart is mercy itself, moved to compassion that expands until the divine heart breaks with the broken hearted and plunges into sorrow with the grief-stricken.

My heart, too, supports same-sex marriage. But the heart alone is a terribly flawed guide to social policy. And it is the Bible that has produced all of the world’s most compassionate societies.

The idea that a museum could present the Bible through the lens of multiple cultures is relatively new in the world of museums, Weiss said: When she first started, “to talk about the Jewish ...

Donald Trump has crticized trade arrangements with China, but Bibles he has promoted were made there. The Bibles were in Oklahoma controversy.

(See Vol. 33 for further study.) So far, we have learned that the human heart produces evil thoughts, contrasted by the heart’s capability to love God to the fullest extent.