Many people pick up a Bible without realizing that this book has a history all its own—a long journey stretching thousands of years, across languages, cultures, and even empires. The Bible wasn’t dropped into the world fully formed. Instead, it was carefully written, copied, translated, and gathered into the collection of books we have today.

What The Bible Says About Baptism. For many Christians today, baptism has become little more than a symbolic ceremony—an occasion for celebration, a tradition to be checked off the list. In some churches, it is treated as an optional milestone rather than a central act of obedience.

The English word atonement comes from the phrase “at-one-ment”—a reconciliation or reuniting. It refers to the act by which sin is covered, guilt is removed, and peace is restored between God and man.

Assurance is one of the most vital and most misunderstood aspects of the Christian life. Nearly every believer, at some point, has wondered: How can I be sure that I am truly saved? For some, this question feels like a sign of weak faith or spiritual immaturity. For others, it becomes an unending source of anxiety, overshadowing the joy of walking with God.