When Jesus says, “I never knew you,” he means, “I don’t recognize you as my disciple, as my follower. You are a spiritual stranger to me.”

All sin involves the will. But continuing to sin deliberately — with eagerness and persistence — will destroy the soul.

God’s priorities for efficiency in this life are not ours. His aim is not to provide the most direct route, but to sanctify the traveler.

Will Christians be raptured before the tribulation? Or will we rise to meet the Lord only at his final coming?

A born-again person cannot be unborn again. If God has called you by name, he is faithful to keep you until the end.

We often say that our dead loved ones are with Jesus now. But Paul seems to say that Christians will meet Jesus at the second coming. Which is right?

How might Christians process the failures of once-beloved figures like Ravi Zacharias? Pastor John draws out lessons from the ministries of fallen leaders.

Christians do not celebrate what dishonors Christ. Pastor John gives five reasons why he would not attend a so-called same-sex wedding.

How can Christians make sense of the coronavirus, which has infected and killed so many people all throughout the world? Pastor John offers four biblical realities.

If God desires all people to be saved, why did Jesus sometimes speak in a way that kept people from believing?