Is God the Same in the Old and New Testaments?
Many readers assume the Old Testament shows an angry God and the New Testament a loving one. This article examines where that idea came from and what the texts actually show.
Jesus taught about the kingdom of God more than any other subject, and did it through parables, questions, and vivid images. Here are the core themes and why they unsettled his listeners.
Bead size, weight, and material matter more than most first-time buyers expect. Here is how to pick a rosary you will actually pray with, using eight pieces from Christian Art Workshop as worked examples.
Jesus defined greatness as service and identified himself with the hungry, the sick, and the imprisoned. This looks at the servant model, who Scripture prioritizes, and how to serve without making it about yourself.
Christianity’s three largest families took shape through two long separations. A fair look at how Catholics, Orthodox, and Protestants each understand their own story.
Twelve pieces from Christian Art Workshop for a home built around prayer, starting with what hangs on the wall and the windowsill and ending with what the people who live there wear out the door.
Genesis 2 and 3 tell of a garden, a command, a serpent, and a choice that changed everything. Here is what the story says and how Christians have read it.
Faith in the Bible means trust, not guessing. This article looks at the definition in Hebrews 11, the difference between faith and blind belief, the faith and works question, and how faith grows.
Nine engraved pieces from Christian Art Workshop that carry actual text: the Lord’s Prayer, Philippians 4:13, Matthew 17:20 and more. Grouped by how much scripture each one holds and how it wears.
Jesus repeatedly withdrew to quiet places alone. This looks at the biblical pattern of silence and solitude, why it is hard now, what it does for the soul, and how to start small.
David rose from shepherd boy to Israel’s greatest king, wrote psalms of raw honesty, and committed grave sins. Here is his story and why the Bible refuses to sanitize it.