Are you striving for wealth, beauty, physical strength, and charisma to prove that you have obtained God’s grace? This article argues against the folly of chasing human power, while pointing to being established in Christ and standing firm in him.

How should we think about beauty? What does it mean to be beautiful? This article explains ten things you should know about beauty and how it relates to the glory of God.

Psalm 27:4 tells us that the Lord is beautiful. How exactly do we see the beauty of the Lord? This article explains four things that reveal the beauty of the Lord to us.

How were beauty and aesthetics enjoyed and conceptualized in the Old Testament? The paper studies seven basic word groups that refer to beauty and the enjoyment of beauty in the Old Testament.

The author of this article uses the words of 1 Peter 3:3-4 to teach believers that outward beauty should come from the inside. The virtues of gentleness, humility, goodness, and so on should be cultivated in the believer through the means of the Word of God.

The desire to be attractive is something close to the heart of many women. How should a Christian woman think about beauty? This article provides some sobering thoughts on beauty, maintaining that true beauty involves putting off the old self and putting on the new self. Godly sorrow for sin and fervent love for Christ is what prepares a Christian woman to meet the King of Kings.

This article contrasts worldly beauty with godly beauty, and shows how the Christian woman can pursue godly beauty.

This is the second of two articles about Satan. Here the author emphasizes how beauty and smart talk can be dangerous, since they are sometimes used to lure us away from God's path. The author also speaks about how Satan delights in accusing believers. Believers must trust in Christ as their advocate.

Looking at God is foundational to building a theology of beauty. God is beautiful in His glorious holiness; however, because of sin we fail to see His beauty. In Christ we are given restoration and are called to ourselves be holy. Understanding this is crucial to curbing the modern threats to seeing this beauty.