Bible Study

• Who Was Isaiah and Why is He Important? I have to admit something to my shame. I never read the book of Isaiah until 2017. Oh, I read and even memorized a few verses, but I was afraid to tackle the book, thinking it would be too difficult. I almost missed this treasure in God’s Word! It is long and sometimes confusing, and much of it is in a poetic style in spite of its prophetic nature, but it also speaks of some of the grandest themes in scripture. Dawn Wilson Jun 18, 2018 comments
• Desert Lessons: 7 Things We Can Learn from the Israelites’ Wandering Years We too often face these journeys as God leads us into our own “promised land.” Maybe you feel like the blessing is too long in coming, maybe you feel like giving up. Be assured again today that God is faithful and he will use all things to strengthen our faith and bring goodness to his people. Stay strong, keep pressing through. Debbie McDaniel Jun 01, 2018 comments
• 10 Bad Girls of the Bible Why would God preserved life stories of bad girls in the Bible? Perhaps to illustrate “… that whosoever believes in Him should not perish but have everlasting life.” DiAne Gates Jun 08, 2018 comments
• What is Atonement and Why Is it Necessary? Atonement is one of those words you’ll likely hear in church or see on Christian blogs. But what does it mean? Surprisingly (or maybe unsurprisingly) atonement is attached to a few controversies within Christianity. Mike Leake Jun 07, 2018 comments
• 4 Honest Questions about the Millennial Kingdom The Millennial Kingdom, if it’s depiction in Scripture is to be taken literally, is a strange place indeed. Here are 4 questions that usually come up regarding what seems like a sci-fi utopia. Clint Archer Jun 07, 2018 comments
• Who Was Esther and Why Was She So Important? While many record her influence upon history, my own story was so influenced by Esther that I cannot help but share from my perspective. Rhonda Stoppe Jun 07, 2018 comments
• What Is That "Thorn in the Flesh" and Why Would God Give One to Paul (and Us)? Paul shares that to keep himself humble, God has given him a thorn in his flesh. We are not sure what the thorn is or why Paul decides not to go into more detail, but I think we can all relate to having thorns in our lives. Christina Patterson May 24, 2018 comments
• The Son of Man: Why Jesus’ Favorite Name for Himself Has Deep Meaning for Us What is the significance and the implications of Christ being the Son of Man? Just like other names of God, this name has rich meaning. Let’s explore this powerful name. Kyle Blevins May 31, 2018 comments
• Who Was Peter and Why Was He So Important? Peter’s life is, perhaps, the greatest redemption story ever recorded. Kristen Terrette May 30, 2018 comments
• What Is the Bible and Where Did it Come From? I know you got yours at Lifeway, but have you ever wondered, “Where did the Bible really come from?” Emily Hall May 30, 2018 comments
• This Summer, a Bible Reading Challenge for Busy Families For many families, school is out! How about reading the Bible together this Summer? Jeff Anderson May 25, 2018 comments
• 10 Lessons We Can Learn from the Meals Jesus Shared Jesus often used meals to engage with people and teach important lessons. And he continues to call us to his table to feast on who he is and learn more about him through his Word. Jesus’ example provides an opportunity to invite friends, outcasts and even enemies to know God’s story of love and salvation. Susha Roberts May 07, 2018 comments