Christianity.com

Christianity.com is created by a dedicated team of writers and editors who are committed to making timeless Christian teachings available to all. We hold the belief that God's truth should be easily accessible to everyone. Our mission, rooted in the idea of approachable orthodoxy, motivates us to support individuals worldwide in discovering God and deepening their understanding of the Christian faith.

National

English

Online/Digital

Outlet metrics

Domain Authority

Ranking

Global

#26207

United States

#6984

Community and Society/Faith and Beliefs

#57

Traffic sources

Monthly visitors

Articles

6 Lessons from the Characters of Pentecost

19 hours ago | christianity.com | Britt Mooney

Before Jesus ascended, the gathered disciples asked Jesus if he was about to establish his Kingdom. His response? The ultimate fulfillment would come at an unknown time in the future. In the meantime, his followers needed to wait for the Holy Spirit to have the power to be Christ-witnesses to the ends of the earth (Acts 1:6-7), which Jesus previously taught would happen before his return (Matthew 24:14). So they waited.
How Does Ephesians 3:20 Teach Us to Expect Great Things from God?

23 hours ago | christianity.com | Britt Mooney

We serve a God who can do the impossible. Yet we live in a world of limitations and lack. Further, the corruption of sin and brokenness infuses our experience, causing trauma and crisis, leading many to despair. For believers, we exist in this tension—living among such impossibility but following a God for whom all things are possible. The apostle Paul tells us our transformation results from renewing our mind.
How Does Psalm 139 Teach Us about the Value of Life and the Gospel?

23 hours ago | christianity.com | Britt Mooney

Psalm 139 contains a famous verse: “I praise you because I am fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well.” We use these words in various contexts, whether with children or for other causes. It encourages us and teaches our inherent value. Yet this verse doesn’t occur alone. The writer places the truth of our intrinsic value within the greater reality of God’s identity and power. Exploring Psalm 139, we see our worth and why God sent his Son to redeem us.
Why Does Jesus Warn Against Finding Life in the Wrong Places in Luke 12:15?

1 day ago | christianity.com | Britt Mooney

Every person looks for love and life, a way to live to bring satisfaction, security, and meaning. We write stories to explore this search, and even commercials leverage our deeper longings to attain a meaningful, happy life. Individuals have this innate need to find their life in something—relationships, career, and more. Despite how people desire a fulfilling life, most don’t find it. Tragically, we look in the wrong places.
Your Daily Bible Verse - Daily Devotional Bible Study

1 day ago | christianity.com | Kelly Stanley

How to Pray without CeasingBy Kelly O’Dell Stanley“Rejoice always, pray without ceasing, give thanks in all circumstances; for this is the will of God in Christ Jesus for you” (1 Thessalonians 5:16-18, ESV). Impossible, right? Maybe in the olden days, when every task directly affected your family’s survival—of course they prayed, because if the crop died, they’d starve. If someone got sick there was no medicine to help.
The Simple, Spiritual Way to Read the Bible Right

2 days ago | christianity.com | Josh Moody

Reading the Bible is in some ways very simple, in other ways quite complicated, and in all ways spiritual. Let’s look at its simplicity, its complications, and its spirituality. Reading the Bible Is Simple. The famous statement often attributed to Augustine about John’s Gospel is also true with regard to the Bible as a whole: shallow enough for a child to swim in, and deep enough for an elephant to drown in.
4 Hope-Filled Reminders for Your Darkest Spiritual Seasons

4 days ago | christianity.com | Aubrey Sampson

Have you ever felt irrationally angry about something that makes no sense? The kind of frustration where you can't let it go, even though logically you know your reaction is disproportionate? A few Thanksgivings ago, while my best friend battled cancer and my prayers for her healing seemed to hit an invisible ceiling, a mutual friend sent me a decorative gnome to lift my spirits. It was adorable—all beard, no eyes, and a tall pointy hat.
Do Jews Believe in Hell?

1 week ago | christianity.com | Britt Mooney

Hell quickly becomes an uncomfortable topic in Christianity. In the New Testament, the Bible shares the horrors and terrors of an eternal life separated from God. Perhaps it’s meant to make us uncomfortable. More than simple moral blunders, sin is an eternal thing and therefore has eternal consequences. In his love, God shares revelation about such massive forever destruction to help us avoid it.
What Is St. Michael's Prayer?

1 week ago | christianity.com | Britt Mooney

Evangelical Christianity emerged and broke away from its more liturgical, Protestant roots. Evangelicals emphasized greater spontaneity in their services. This took many Christians further away from the original liturgies of the Catholic Church. Over centuries, the Catholic Church developed a legacy of prayers and more to celebrate the faith and pass it down to the next generation. Some of the liturgy comes from sound doctrine and can still encourage people today.
Is God Male or Female?

1 week ago | christianity.com | Britt Mooney

Our culture has come to a place of intense discussion and attempted redefinition around words associated with gender and sex. Among these arguments and competing philosophies, many take issue with male-dominated culture in the West and their perception of its effects. The Bible generally connects male terms with God—Father, King, Son, etc. As a result, certain people begin to see Christianity and Scripture as inherently oppressive and anti-women.