What the Bible Says About Cremation Cremation is a topic that often raises questions among Christians regarding its acceptability according to biblical teachings. While the Bible does not explicitly address cremation, it provides principles and…
What the Bible Says About Drinking Alcohol The Bible addresses the topic of drinking alcohol in various contexts, offering guidance on moderation, the dangers of drunkenness, and the importance of personal responsibility. While the scriptures…
What the Bible Says About Tattoos and Body Piercings The Bible offers various perspectives on tattoos and body piercings, often sparking debate among Christians about their acceptability. While the scriptures do not provide an exhaustive…
Tacitus: The Roman Historian and His Account of Jesus Publius Cornelius Tacitus, often hailed as one of the greatest Roman historians, provides a crucial non-Christian reference to Jesus in his work. Born around 56 AD,…
When the Storms Come: Finding Peace in the Midst of Life’s Chaos In this powerful sermon from Dr. Rob White of the Athens Universal Life Church, we are reminded that storms—both literal and metaphorical—are an…
The Historian Josephus and His Writings About Jesus Flavius Josephus, a first-century Jewish historian, is a significant figure in the study of ancient history, particularly for his works that provide valuable insights into the Jewish…
The Garden of Eden’s Location One of the Bible’s enduring mysteries is the precise location of the Garden of Eden. Described in Genesis as a paradise planted by God, the Garden was the home of…
In Romans 16, the apostle Paul sends his greetings to dozens of his friends and fellow workers in Rome. Some, like Prisca and Aquila, are familiar names. Others, like Epaenetus, appear nowhere else in the…
In Romans 16, the apostle Paul sends his greetings to dozens of his friends and fellow workers in Rome. Some, like Prisca and Aquila, are familiar names. Others, like Epaenetus, appear nowhere else in the…
Listen to Today’s Devotion Simply put, we are not good enough to go to heaven. So what can we do? We could start doing good deeds. Perhaps if we do enough good deeds, they’ll offset…
