What does the Bible say about consolation? Is comfort the same as consolation? Does the Bible distinguish between the two?

The Bible can sometimes seem full of riddles or sayings that aren’t easy to understand. One New Testament verse refers to “Things which eye has not seen and ear has not heard, and which have not entered the human heart.” To what could Paul be describing? Is he writing about seeing what’s invisible?

What does the Bible mean when it tells us that Eve was ezer kenegdo to Adam?

Why has the Latin phrase sola fide changed so many lives?

'Deep calls to deep' is a powerful phrase, but what does it mean when the Bible uses it?

How can we pick the best Bible translation?

Asaph is the psalmist you know but don’t realize you know.

"Outer darkness" is, well, a dark term. Is Jesus talking about damnation when he uses this term, or something else entirely?

Are the afflictions of the righteous smaller than everyone else's, or do we suffer as much as non-believers? If so, what's the point? Here's what the Bible tells us to remember about our trials in this life.

Akeldama is connected to some dark events in the New Testament. So why is it important we remember it?

Revelation can be a frightening or confusing book for many of us. But when we understand how to approach it, we can read with confidence. 

A recent study found that more Americans believe in Satan than in God. But is Satan real? Here's what the Bible has to tell us about him.

"Whatever you do for the least of these" is one of the most famous passages in the New Testament. But have we missed the point that Jesus was making?

As early church leaders go, Origen was one of the most colorful and influential, leaving a legacy that is still debated today. Here is why Origen mattered to church history, and why he still matters today.