1. You are saved by grace through faith in Christ and not by works. If your own works can save you, the death of Christ on the cross has no meaning. You are saved not by work, and being saved, your ...

You are able to gift 5 more articles this month. Anyone can access the link you share with no account required. Learn more. In a recent column (“Climate issues call for facts, not militancy,” Dec. 9), ...

This subject permeates the entire Bible — from the encroachment of Balaam, who for “the wages of unrighteousness” (2 Pet 2:15) counseled ancient Israel to fornicate with idol worshippers in the ...

The prelate also addressed the issue of canonical processes stemming from accusations of sexual abuse and their exploitation ...

Fables are legendary stories of supernatural happenings, often falsehoods. Sound doctrine is an enabler: “Holding fast the faithful word he hath been taught, that he may be able by sound doctrine both ...

America’s great national holiday is July 4, the celebration of the signing of the Declaration of Independence. But how long did that confederation of sovereign states, founded to fight the Revolution, ...

The Anglican Church of Kenya (ACK) has asked Christians to be wary of men of the cloth who propagate false doctrines. Speaking at the burial of Mumias Bishop Beneah Salala in Matungu, Kakamega, on ...

In a story in the German Catholic newspaper Die Tagespost, journalist Guido Horst said Cardinal Gerhard Müller “could not believe his eyes” upon reading the claims written by Maike Hickson in the ...

Courts are far from uniform in applying state safe harbor doctrines, particularly when it comes to alcohol labeling. Reproduced with permission from Antitrust & Trade ...

One of the favorite rallying cries on conservative radio these days is that the president-elect might face demands from his crazed lefty pals to revive the “Fairness Doctrine” to muzzle Rush, Sean and ...

The title of this entry (and the next) may be shocking, if not offensive. “Who are you to judge?” “What makes you better?” “How can you be so sure you’re not a false teacher?” Yes, these are common ...