Throughout history, people have vacillated between extremes in beliefs about Satan and demons.

While many people reject that Satan is a personal being, many are still interested in the spiritual and believe in demons. Yet just because individuals believe demons exist does not mean they understand anything about them. We see this phenomenon with people who are inter...

Martyn Lloyd-Jones, who was a practicing medical doctor before the Lord called him into pastoral ministry, wrote, “I find more and more in my pastoral experience, as I am privileged to interview people, and to help them in their personal fight of faith, and in their personal problems, that the essence of the trouble so frequently is that such people have not realized the powe...

After Paul Washer’s sermon at Shepherds Conference on Friday afternoon, a firestorm erupted on social media criticizing one particular aspect of the sermon. Washer detailed his final visit with the late John MacArthur, sharing what he said to MacArthur during his time with him last March. Washer inquired about the condition of MacArthur’s soul, and followed up that question b...

Angels appear frequently throughout Scripture, signaling that God intends His people to understand these spiritual beings and their role within His creation and redemptive purposes. Cultural fascination with angels persists, largely driven by portrayals in entertainment media, yet these popular depictions often bear little resemblance to the biblical witness. In contrast to c...

In 1 Corinthians 1, Paul has addressed disunity in the church at Corinth since verse 10 – a disunity that arose primarily because of pride. Each member sought to honor themselves and to demonstrate their prestige amongst the congregation.

Paul’s solution to this problem was to unfold how biblical ministry is to be done. Ministry is not a free-for-all, left up to wh...