“Come unto me, all ye that are weary and heavy laden, and I will give you rest.” (Matthew 11:28) Christ gives an exhortation to everyone—high and low, rich and poor, one with another—to come unto him that you may have rest.

According to a nation-wide study released by the American Bible Society (2014), almost half of all Americans do not trust the accuracy of the Bible. Many wonder: Does it have errors in it? Was it tampered with? What should I say to those who question it?

Last week, we concluded our blog series on the attributes of God. If you haven’t gotten the chance to read through them, then please do. Few topics of study can spur one’s admiration and affection for God than the study of His divine attributes.

George Whitefield (1714-1770) is known to some as the greatest English preacher ever to live, yet he is largely unknown today. This likely would have been his desire, as was his favorite expression, “Let the name of George Whitefield perish, so long as Christ is exalted.”

This is the last post in our series on the attributes of God. When we speak of God’s attributes, we are talking about those characteristics that help us to understand who He truly is. One of these attributes is “gracious.”

This is a continuation of a series on the attributes of God. When we speak of God’s attributes, we are talking about those characteristics that help us to understand who He truly is. One of these attributes is “omnipresent.”

This is a continuation of a series on the attributes of God. When we speak of God’s attributes, we are talking about those characteristics that help us to understand who He truly is. One of these attributes is “mercy.”

This is a continuation of a series on the attributes of God. When we speak of God’s attributes, we are talking about those characteristics that help us to understand who He truly is. One of these attributes is “righteous.”

This is a continuation of a series on the attributes of God. When we speak of God’s attributes, we are talking about those characteristics that help us to understand who He truly is. One of these attributes is “omniscience.” In other words, God is the all-knowing One.

This is a continuation of a series on the attributes of God. When we speak of God’s attributes, we are talking about those characteristics that help us to understand who He truly is. One of these attributes is “omnipotence.” In other words, God is the all-powerful One.