Psalm 92:12 tells us that “The righteous shall flourish like a palm tree.” But just what does that mean?

It is nothing less than character assassination and complete lack of love and truth; and it's unfortunately the one sin we seem to get the most enjoyment out of. 

Most of us have one place we think of as home. Moses was the same. For him, though, the homeplace was not a house filled with memories. It was, instead, a Person. The Lord God Himself was the very dwelling place for Moses and the chosen people of Israel. How can that be so? Psalm 90:1 gives us two key truths to show us how.

The other day I saw a website called, "Lies of the Bible," an all-out attack on the truthfulness of the Word of God. Why?  And what prompts the unabated attacks on Christians calling us hate-mongers, unloving, uncaring, and many other such evil things? Why do athiests hate us so much? The simple truth is, it’s not us, it’s God they hate.  It's God they're really after.

Before he met Jesus on the road to Damascus, Saul of Tarsus underwent unusual preparation for his new life. God prepared Saul to exchange one apostleship for another....

Job had lost everything he had built by his hard work and the blessing and protection of God.  When Job's three friends heard about the grief of their friend, they came to his side to comfort him.  But, at first, they didn't know what to say to their friend, so they sat down on the ground next to Job for the next seven days and nights and said nothing....

Two men were on the road to Emmaus. They had just lived through the saddest day of their lives. The One they had hoped was the Messiah had just been put to an unspeakable death, and they wanted to get out of Jerusalem. Their world had just fallen apart there... 

Josh McDowell wrote, ''After more than 700 hours of studying this subject and thoroughly investigating its foundation, I have come to the conclusion that the resurrection of Jesus Christ is one of the most wicked, vicious, heartless hoaxes ever foisted upon the minds of men, OR it is the most fantastic fact of history...."

Mary Magdalene had gone through a strange, wonderful experience over the last several years. Hopelessly lost, she had had many demons cast out of her (Lk. 8:2). Then, she become one of Jesus’ closest followers. And now, she had come to his grave, weeping when she found the sepulchre empty...