Hope Channel

The Sabbath, biblically established as Saturday, remains unchanged in Scripture as the seventh day of rest and worship. Sunday observance arose centuries later due to cultural, political, and religious influences, not a biblical mandate. Discover the historical and theological truths behind this important question.

The Sabbath meaning is more than just a day of rest; it is a divine invitation to step into a sacred rhythm established at creation. From its origin in Genesis to its reaffirmation in Revelation, the Sabbath emerges as a cornerstone of faith that nurtures our relationship with God and others.

The Sabbath, according to the Bible, is the seventh day of the week—Saturday—set apart by God at Creation as a day of rest, worship, and renewal.

Has life become more convenient or more busy? Signs explores what we miss when life gets too fast.

The Gospel of Jesus, encapsulated in His life, death and resurrection, affirms Jesus as Saviour and Lord, and depicts how His life and teachings fulfil God’s redemptive plan. They are not only historical records but theological guides, inspiring faith and providing a moral framework for believers.

Despite his initial reluctance, John consented to baptise Jesus. Later, he publicly acknowledged Jesus' identity, declaring, "Behold! The Lamb of God who takes away the sin of the world!" (John 1:29). This profound statement identified Jesus not only as the Messiah but also as the sacrificial lamb.

Discover the profound meaning of Jesus on the Cross in this comprehensive exploration of love, sacrifice, forgiveness, and redemption.

Was Jesus a Jew? Discover how Jesus' genealogy, cultural practices, and teachings confirm His Jewish heritage. Explore His life as a Jewish man in ancient Judea and His role as the Messiah, fulfilling Jewish prophecy.

Jesus and His disciples known as apostles were 12 men selected by Jesus to become the foundational messengers of His teachings and to carry on His mission after His ascension. Each disciple had a unique background and personality, showing how God draws people from all walks of life into His purpose.

The Bible reveals 'What was the Mission of Jesus'? When we gaze upon Jesus, we see the face of God—a perfect reflection of His righteousness, His justice, and His love...

Third in Danny Herman’s “New Testament Archaeology” series

Consider the lineage of Jesus and reflects on His ministry on earth.

The question "Is God loving?" finds its most profound answer in the cross of Christ. The Bible reveals this question at the centre of the war between good and evil in heaven when Lucifer challenged God's righteousness and Love.

The Bible reveals the heart of the conflict between good and evil and why was Lucifer cast out of heaven. It centres on his direct challenge to God's character and law.

There is a statement from Jesus in the Bible that stands as a beacon of hope amidst the good and evil in the world: “Take heart, for I have overcome the world”.

There are many names of the devil throughout the Bible that will help in understanding his role in the conflict between good and evil. Each name of the devil reveals a different aspect of his nature.

In the cosmic battle between good and evil, the Bible reveals the answers to the question "is the devil real?" Herein, we discover that the devil is not merely a metaphorical figure, but a real adversary of mankind.

Confront by the realities of the cosmic conflict between good and evil, Christians turn to the Bible and ask, 'Was the devil an angel?' Unraveling this mystery helps us understand the ongoing spiritual warfare that Christians faces in their daily lives.

The story of Lots wife, who turned into a pillar of salt, carries profound lessons for Christians today. It finds its roots in the biblical account of Sodom and Gomorrah, revealing both the nature of sin and the importance of our choice between good and evil and our obedience to God’s guidance.

When asking "Why does God allow suffering?", the answer is multifaceted, a complex interplay of choices, character development, and the divine purpose. Our understanding of good and evil deepens in suffering, we are invited to draw nearer to God, grow in faith, and the strength of fellow believers.

The Book of Revelation, often shrouded in mystery and awe, is more than a prophetic glimpse into future events. At its heart, it is “the revelation of Jesus Christ” (Revelation 1:1, NKJV), a divine message intended to unveil Jesus’ character, mission, and ultimate victory over evil.

The day-for-year principle is a hermeneutical approach to interpreting certain biblical prophecies, particularly the 1260 days, the 70 weeks and the 2300 days as found in the eschatological books of Daniel and Revelation. This principle asserts in specific prophetic contexts a day symbolises a year

What does an ancient story about a worldwide flood tell us about our world today? Clifford Goldstein finds out.

The prophecies of Revelation reveal much about both history and contemporary times, as Mark Finley shows.