Jesus Christ symbolises many things in the scriptures. One of the most poignant is the full essence of Jesus as our Passover.

The sky went black because the world couldn’t bear the weight of what was happening. The temple veil tore in two because heaven’s gates had been flung wide open. The ground shook because hell itself ...

WALKING across endless charred rubble and looking up at more bullet holes than I could count, my stomach turned. For almost ...

Born Again episode 9, “Straight to Hell.”] New York City has gone to hell. Throughout the nine-episode first season of ...

On April 12, 2025, at least 100,000 protesters painted the streets of Dhaka with the colours of the Palestinian flag and the ...

Imagine stepping into a misty Irish meadow at dawn, dew clinging to your boots, as a tangle of ancient branches weaves a ...

For the majority of churches, Communion is practiced once a month. However, some may do it weekly, bi-weekly or quarterly. The bread and wine served at Communion represent the bod ...

Through the blood He shed on the cross, Jesus paid for our sins and showed His love for us – sinners who are unworthy of such love (Romans 5:8). Jesus Died on the Cross to Satisfy the Righteous Wrath ...

Revelation is a mixture of symbol and meaning about future events ... After the trumpets, Revelation describes the seven bowls of wrath. The seven trumpets fall within the pattern of sevens in the ...