By Tyron Devotta
Every year on the 2nd of November, a quiet yet deeply moving tradition unfolds at the General Cemetery in Borella. Families gather at the graveyard, candles flicker beside ...
Old Testament Morality: Emphasis on Outward ActionsIn the Old Testament, morality is often defined by clear, outward actions. The Ten Commandments are a prime example – they forbid visible ...
One of the deepest misunderstandings among Christians today is the belief that the Christian life is a transaction with God: if we are good, faithful, or sacrificial enough, God will reward ...
For many, religion is instinctively understood as a contract. In the ancient world of the Old Testament, that is precisely how faith was framed: God promised blessings for obedience and ...
By Tyron Devotta
Isaiah 28 contains one of the oddest phrases in Scripture: “precept upon precept, line upon line, here a little, there a little.” At first glance it sounds like a ...
by Tyron Devotta
For much of the twentieth century, publications like The Plain Truth magazine urged Christians to “watch world events” as a way of discerning the approach of the end ...
By Tyron Devotta
The sight of some evangelical Christians rushing to support Israel’s war in Gaza is deeply troubling. It is one thing for nations to pursue foreign policy or for ...
I’m almost 45-years in this business of writing and journalism. I have interviewed many from all walks of life, but this is a first for me. An experience that shocked me but in a pleasant ...
Evangelical Christianity holds a distinct and detailed view of the end times, primarily based on biblical prophecy. These beliefs center around the Second Coming of Christ, the Rapture, the ...
By Cecil Roche
When online shopping took off in the early 1990s, it changed the entire landscape of the retail industry. Retailers had to reposition their products to compete in a global market ...
