Why Do Some Denominations Worship on Saturday?
Why do some Christians go to church on Saturday while most others worship on Sunday? Is it simply a matter of preference or tradition — or is there something deeper at stake? This question opens […]
Faith Focus: Denominations & Church History
St. Joseph of Arimathea: The Disciple Who Buried the King
He was not one of the twelve apostles. He never preached a sermon or wrote a Gospel. His name appears only briefly in the Bible, and yet his quiet courage forever changed the course of […]
The History of the Seventh-day Adventist Church
What happens when a prophecy fails? For many, it results in disillusionment. But for the early Adventist believers, a failed prophecy in 1844 didn’t end their faith—it refined it. Out of the ashes of deep […]
Pope St. Evaristus: The Silent Builder of the Early Church
In the history of Christianity, there are towering names whose influence is universally acknowledged — Peter, Paul, Augustine, Francis of Assisi. But nestled between the lines of grand councils and dramatic conversions are quieter figures […]
St. Clement I: The Early Pope Who Strengthened the Church
In the formative years of Christianity—after the apostles had finished their earthly race and were martyred for their faith—the Church faced its greatest test: how would it preserve the truth of Christ in the absence […]
Pope St. Anacletus (Cletus): The Quiet Shepherd of the Early Church
In the long line of popes who have led the Catholic Church, some are widely known and deeply studied. Others remain in the background—quiet, almost anonymous, yet absolutely essential. St. Anacletus is one such figure. […]
Pope St. Linus: The First Successor of St. Peter in the Roman Catholic Church
Who led the Church when St. Peter died? For many Christians, St. Peter is a familiar figure—the rock upon whom Jesus promised to build His Church. His boldness, his failures, his ultimate martyrdom in Rome […]
St. Peter: The First Pope of the Roman Catholic Church
There are moments in life when everything changes — when a person is called beyond what they thought possible. For one Galilean fisherman named Simon, that moment came when Jesus said, “Follow Me.” From that […]
A Complete List of Popes in the Catholic Church from the Beginning to 2025
The history of the Catholic Church is not just a chronicle of buildings, councils, and theology — it is a story of people. At the heart of that story stands a singular office: the papacy. […]
St. John Chrysostom: Voice of Truth in the Early Church
Many people today are tired of noise — of religious words without meaning, of sermons that entertain but do not pierce, and of churches that speak more about success than about holiness. In a culture […]