Bible Study

• What Does the Bible Say about Friendship? 10 Things You Need to Know What does the Bible say about friendship? Perhaps more than we may have thought. The theme of friendship weaves through the whole storyline of Scripture, climaxing at the cross of Jesus Christ and stretching out ahead into an eternal future of true friendship. It also gives us the practical wisdom we need to cultivate it well. Drew Hunter Oct 19, 2018 comments
• How to Prepare to Teach Bible Study The Word does not change, but its application to our daily lives is as fresh as it’s possible to get. Joe McKeever Oct 17, 2018 comments
• 10 Steps to Interpreting Scripture

  How can we be certain what we’re reading is what God intended? If only there was some way to correctly discern Scripture!

  Good news! There is. Though all human interpretation will always hold some degree of error, there are ways we can minimize this. The following ten basic Bible study application tools can help. Jennifer Slattery Oct 15, 2018 comments

• How Do We Know the Right Books Made it into the New Testament? Has the New Testament, a collection of 27 books, been heavily edited and censored by the church? Do we have any reason to trust the books that were included? This article will explore these important questions. Matthew Mittelberg Oct 12, 2018 comments
• Powerful Lessons from Unexpected Sources in the Bible Sometimes powerful lessons rise from the least expected people in the Bible. We may feel like glossing over seldom-mentioned folks or ones making poor choices, but what if we take a deeper look at these stories? What if God provides good amid the bad? What if He offers us a powerful lesson? Kristi Woods Oct 11, 2018 comments
• What Does Selah Mean in the Bible & Why Is it Important? Selah. This beautiful, thoughtful, yet mysterious word appears in the Bible primarily in the book of Psalms. But what does it mean, and why is it there? Jason Soroski Oct 10, 2018 comments
• Sit Down and Be Seen by Jesus: Beautifying the Beatitudes I don’t really appreciate the way I learned the Beatitudes. I’m in my late forties now and I think I’m only starting to understand what’s happening in this passage at the beginning of The Sermon on the Mount... Shawn McEvoy Oct 09, 2018 comments
• What Is the Meaning of BC and AD & What Does Jesus Have to Do with It? If it had not been for a monk named Dionysius the year could have very easily been A.U.C. (which marks time by the start of the Roman Empire) or any other previously used dating system, rather than AD or CE. Mike Leake Oct 04, 2018 comments
• Who Is the Holy Spirit? – 5 Things You Need to Know The Holy Spirit is probably the least understood person of the Trinity. It is vital for the church to know the Spirit, learn to relate to Him, and understand how He manifests Himself. In light of this, here are five things you need to know about the Holy Spirit. Pastor Luis Ángel Díaz-Pabón Oct 03, 2018 comments
• What Is the Kingdom of God? 10 Things Christians Need to Know Many people think of the kingdom of God as heaven or as the church. However, the kingdom of God is not an actual physical place. Cortney Whiting Oct 01, 2018 comments
• 12 Prophecies That Will Be Fulfilled before Christ's Return

  This world can often feel like a dark place. Sometimes it’s hard to see light and hope in the midst of all the suffering and pain we see around us. Constant media headlines reveal the deep struggle, the pain, and brokenness so many have known.

  God's promises are true and He is faithful to bring them all to pass. Every single one. Jesus gives us eternal hope, rooted in Him, the promise of heaven, and the reminder that He will come again.

  Pastor and author Chu Debbie McDaniel Jul 14, 2017 comments

• 4 Important Principles from the Book of Esther

  I love the story of Esther. If you haven’t read it lately, you can do so HERE.

  Here are the four principles I’ve observed from the story of Esther:

  Ron Edmondson Feb 27, 2018 comments