This article reflects on a recent Costa Rica Bible School, highlighting decades of faith, fellowship, and the enduring joy of gathering around God’s Word.

A close look at Genesis 1:1 reveals how Hebrew nuance and context uncover layers of meaning often hidden in English translation.

This article draws us back to Christ, showing how a spirit of gratitude sustained him through suffering and why that spirit must shape our lives today.

Designed for both newcomers and deeper study, Bible Unlocked offers webinars, videos, and courses that help explain what the Bible teaches. And why it matters.

Loving Christ’s return means occupying ourselves in faithful service until he comes. So don’t count the days, instead live ready.

This article launches a new Tidings section, “Stuff That Works,” sharing practical, real-world ideas for living and sharing the gospel. It begins with PraiseFest—a joyful, outdoor outreach that brought faith, music, and community together.

When life shakes your confidence in God, the question isn’t just does He exist? It’s is He worth trusting? This article wrestles honestly with that question and points to why faith is still the best option.

God called Abram out of Ur, but his journey stalled in Haran until he fully separated from idolatry and moved west toward God’s promise.

For five and a half years, Dave Jennings faithfully served as Editor of the Tidings. As he steps into a new role on the committee, we give thanks for his service and welcome three new editors.

Lives were spared but homes, livelihoods, and communities were shattered. Our brothers and sisters in Jamaica still need our prayers and our help.

Nicodemus and Joseph of Arimathea lingered between darkness and light. Their story challenges us to ask whether we are truly living as children of light.

Words shape hearts, minds, and communities. In his first editorial, our new editor reflects on the power of “right words” and the call to let God’s Word dwell among us.