Through the increase of horrific acts of violence perpetrated by our nation’s youth, we see the results of the decreasing of our nation’s conscience. How do we develop a conscience in immoral society?

How does sin distance us from God? How do we receive reconciliation from sin? What are we expected to do after reconciliation? What does God’s grace provide?

Some of the most encouraging words in the Bible, are written by a man who was incarcerated for years. Take a detailed look at the mindset and the environment of Paul to better appreciate his "Prison Epistles".

Let's consider how we are spiritual prisoners of war – and what we can do to not just survive, but to thrive in the life we now have outside of that captivity.

During WW2, Nazi Germany established "Death Camps" to hold anyone that didn't fit their image of being part of a "Master Race". While over 6 million Jews died in these “Death Camps”, one noted survivor was Jewish Psychologist Dr. Victor…

We understand that Passover and the Feast of Unleavened Bread are a time of self examination. But after examining ourselves and recognizing a need to change, how exactly do we do that. The answer is the focal point of the…

In WW2 Nazi Germany established "Death Camps" to hold anyone that didn't fit into their image of being part of the "Master Race." Two of the most noted were Auschwitz and Dachau. Dr. Victor Frankl, a survivor of both camps…

In the final installment in a series on the Book of Acts, Philip Aust, covers the momentous events of chapter 28. This chapter sees Paul and his companions miraculously survive a shipwreck, as well as see Paul take the last…

In this series on the Book of Acts, the events in chapter 26 focus on Paul's fifth and final defense speech before the Roman Governor Festus and King Agrippa.