The parable of the unjust steward is the story Jesus never explained — and the first people who heard it mocked him for it. Here’s what we can honestly say.
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Bible Verses About Being Single: Paul’s Own Fine Print
Bible verses about being single all point to 1 Corinthians 7 – the same chapter where Paul stops four times to say this is his judgment, not God’s command.
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Dreams From God: The Test Scripture Actually Gives
Dreams from God: scripture gives a test, and it is not “did it come true.” Deuteronomy 13 assumes the dream came true — and still says do not follow it.
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A Tiny Big Bang, Made From the Smallest Nuclei Yet
Physicists made a tiny Big Bang from two of the smallest nuclei yet, and the debris still carried the shape of what made it. Here is what the finding means.
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Christian Gifts for Ladies She’ll Actually Keep Out
Most Christian gifts for ladies only say “you’re a Christian.” Here’s how to pick one that names the season she’s actually in — and what Proverbs 31 really was.
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Did St. Francis Say “Preach the Gospel at All Times, Use Words”?
No – there is no evidence Francis of Assisi said “preach the gospel at all times; when necessary, use words.” Nobody has found it in print before 1989.
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How to Forgive Someone Who Isn’t Sorry (Without Going Back)
How to forgive someone who isn’t sorry: Scripture keeps forgiving and reconciling apart. One of them you can do alone today. The other was never only yours.
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New Believer Devotional: The First One Was an Afternoon
A new believer devotional you can actually keep. The word never appears in the King James Bible once — and what Jesus offered the first two men who followed Him took an afternoon, not a page.
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Do I Have to Go to Church to Be a Christian?
Do I have to go to church to be a Christian? The verse used to enforce attendance is one sentence — and the Greek word behind it isn’t about skipping a service.
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Is Church Hurt in the Bible? Yes — And It Names Names
Is church hurt in the Bible? Yes. The New Testament letters record shaming at the table, favoritism at the door, and one leader who threw people out by name.