Few questions spark as much discussion among Christians as this: “Once saved, always saved?” Put simply, the issue is whether salvation, once received, can ever be lost. This is not just a theoretical ...

Contrary to popular opinion, a person s eternal destiny is not determined by their good works outweighing their bad works on ...

Written in 1885, the Baltimore Catechism had its pilgrim eyes fixed on the world beyond: To be saved meant that the individual Catholic could "attain the supernatural happiness of heaven." Meeting ...

Christians have sung, chanted, and prayed Psalms for more than two thousand years – a practice of worship inherited from our Jewish ancestors in the faith. We pray them during Mass, the Liturgy of the ...

Editor's note: The Calvinism vs. Free Will debate has continued to be an issue generating great interest among Christian Post readers, as even recent articles, "The faulty foundation of Calvinism is ...

When I think back to holiday seasons of yore, I fondly remember hearing ringing bells and seeing red kettles. I would scrounge for money, look under couch cushions and under beds, then hide it all in ...