Bible Study

• Fear Not: 10 Powerful Verses to Help You Fight Fear and Find Hope Many of the most popular and frequently quoted Bible verses we hear or read are from the powerful book of Isaiah. 66 chapters are filled with such reminders of who God is and how He’s still with us today. We... Debbie McDaniel Jul 14, 2020 comments
• What Power Does Satan Have? So, should you and I be terrified of Satan? No. His power is limited and will end. We never need to be deceived by or give in to the Devil’s temptations. God is always ready to provide a way of escape. David Sanford Jul 14, 2020 comments
• What It Really Means to Be "Saved By Grace Through Faith" (and How to Live It!) “For it is by grace you have been saved, through faith - and this is not from yourselves, it is the gift of God - so that no one can boast” (Ephesians 2:8-9).Coincidental meetings and strings of connection i... Meg Bucher Jul 14, 2020 comments
• 8 Psalms for Hope When Life Feels Overwhelming There are times in your journey with Christ that life will get hard. Jesus promised that in this world you would have trouble (John 16:33). I know it’s not what you want to always think about (and you probab... Clarence L. Haynes Jr. Jul 13, 2020 comments
• The Beautiful Context and Verse Meaning Behind "Those Who Wait on The Lord"  “...but those who wait on the Lord will renew their strength. They will soar on wings like eagles; they will run and not be weary, they will walk and not be faint” (Isaiah 40:31).The name Isaiah means “The L... Heather Adams Jul 10, 2020 comments
• What Was the First Bible Printed in America? Early European settlers in America brought Bibles with them from their home countries. The first Bible to be printed in America was John Eliot’s Algonquin translation in 1663. The first full English version ... Alyssa Roat Jul 10, 2020 comments
• Was the Promised Land Really Flowing with Milk and Honey? Throughout the Bible, the Promised Land of Israel, Jerusalem, is described as a land flowing with milk and honey. In many ways, that was symbolic for prosperity and joy. But was it also literal? Just what di... Hope Bolinger Jul 09, 2020 comments
• 9 Psalms for Comfort in the Midst of Trials When life hits you in the face, it’s normal (and wise) to look for comfort. As Christians, that usually means searching in two places: God’s presence and God’s word.Trials will require you to shift your focu... Clarence L. Haynes Jr. Jul 09, 2020 comments
• Does the Name ‘Jesus’ Actually Mean, ‘Hail, Zeus’? The stance that Zeus and Jesus are the same is untenable. There is one truth, one God in three Persons. Jesus is not hypothetical, and He does not sit on a thundercloud aiming lightning bolts at the earth. Candice Lucey Jul 09, 2020 comments
• Memorize These 14 Biblical Verses to Address and Overcome Racism The issue of racism is currently forefront in our nation and around the world. As Christians, we have a responsibility to respond to any situation in our world—not with our own point of view, but with a bibl... Clarence L. Haynes Jr. Jul 08, 2020 comments
• What Does the Bible Say about the Dangers of Legalism? Legalism is a big word but it poses an even bigger problem. According to dictionary.com legalism is: a strict adherence, or the principle of strict adherence, to law or prescription, especially to the letter... Clarence L. Haynes Jr. Jul 07, 2020 comments
• Why Is Jesus Called 'the Son of God?' Jesus did not become the Son of God at the moment of his earthly birth. The Bible describes him as the preexistent Son of God whom the Father sent into the world. The title also does not mean that God the Fa... Aaron Berry Jul 07, 2020 comments