If the book of Acts had a favorite car, which one would it be? A convertible, of course, because missionaries love them!

The Village Church of Christ has been blessed with many baptisms. We had 29 last year and are on track to surpass that number this year.

What is the proper attire for worship? That question has caused a great deal of strife among Christians.

Few songs are more recognizable to Christians than “Amazing Grace.” It is a fixture in many worship services and funerals. But what exactly is grace, and why is it so amazing?

Prayer is a special privilege for Christians. It gives us an open line of communication with God and ought to be taken advantage of regularly.

“Must I get baptized to be saved?” Though there are plenty of passages that teach baptism has a role in salvation, many deny this truth because “baptism is a work and we are not saved by works.” Therefore, I would like to consider that argument scripturally.

When mankind fell into sin and was in danger of eternal death, Jesus the Lamb knew just what to do. He left the comfortable confines of heaven and wrapped Himself in the womb of a woman. Nine months later he emerged as an infant in the tiny town of Bethlehem (Lk. 2:4-7).

While there are many ways to prove that the Bible is inspired, prophecy may be the best way to do so. Even critics must admit that these words were uttered long before the events took place. The question is, “What will you do with such undeniable evidence?”

We need preachers who will call sin “sin”. Men with the courage to address the pressing moral issues of our day like abortion and homosexuality; and the ignored sins in society like divorce, foul language, and immodest apparel. Men who will be truth-tellers rather than ear-ticklers.

There is no need to create fanciful traditions that contradict scripture to honor Mary. We all believe that she was a virgin when she conceived Jesus through the Holy Spirit.

Do you have a “void” inside that can’t seem to be filled? Most of us do. Yet sadly, the more we try to fill that void the emptier it becomes.

One does not have to be raised in the Roman Catholic Church (as I was) to know that it puts a great deal of emphasis on Mary. She is called "Mother of God," "Queen of Heaven," "Refuge of Sinners," and more.

Paul said that the miraculous gifts would cease when “the perfect comes” (1 Corinthians 13:10, ESV).

On June 30, 2010, an article entitled "Yes, abortion is killing. But it's the lesser evil" appeared in The Times [London]. It was written by Antonia Senior, a devoted feminist. Her perspective on the abortion issue is very telling.

The Lord's Supper is the most ingenious memorial ever established. One can easily see the wisdom of God in it.

Many in the religious world teach that a Christian can never lose his salvation. They say he is "once saved, always saved."

Christmas is commonly regarded as one of the most important holidays of Christianity. However, it has been a source of controversy over the years since Christians were never commanded to celebrate the birth of Christ.

God’s love is too great to describe with words. It is beyond the limits of human language. He “did not spare his own Son but gave him up for us” (Romans 8:32).