While the term "Trinity" does not appear in Scripture, it encapsulates the biblical teaching of God's triune nature—God the Father, God the Son, and God the Holy Spirit—coequal, coeternal, and of one essence. The passage in 1 Peter 1:2 demonstrates the inseparable yet distinct roles of the Trinity in God’s redemptive plan.

Biblical submission in marriage isn't about control—it's about honoring Christ. A wife's submission reflects her obedience to God’s Word, while a husband’s love mirrors Christ’s sacrificial love for the church. True harmony comes when both submit to Christ as their ultimate authority. (Eph. 5:22-25)"

In this article Ben Hill gives us biblical insight into Election Day. In a world filled with uncertainty, questions about God’s control and presence in life’s details feel more relevant than ever. Whether facing global unrest, political tensions, or personal hardship, believers wonder how God’s sovereignty fits within a landscape where evil often seems to rule. The story of Joseph in the Old Testament offers a powerful exploration of these questions, revealing a God who can transform painful circumstances into purpose-filled outcomes.

Paul’s first letter to Timothy serves as a looking glass into issues within the churches in Ephesus. This letter provides instruction, guidance, and clarity needed in today’s era as churches are plagued with cultural assimilation. Paul’s clear guidance to Timothy is required today to ensure that the church operates and worships God as He has directed and that the leaders of the church steward and shepherd the people of God according to the biblical standard.