Bible Study Archives

When Jesus was with us on earth and ministering to his followers, he often told them stories called parables that would illustrate an important...

Cringing in fear, we may avoid preaching or reading the Old Testament stories. Yet they play a vital role in the redemption narrative. We can’t...

This phrase from The Lord’s Prayer is among the most widely known passages of Scripture, right along with the Ten Commandments, Psalm 23...

When we read a passage of Scripture, it’s easy to skim over the boring or difficult parts without paying much attention. But you can’t do that when...

Reading the Bible is a struggle for many. They read the words but are left without meaning. To experience relationship with God, we must engage...

Christians want to be part of a compassionate nation that welcomes immigrants, and we also want to be safe.

This command is described in the New Testament as the catch-all mandate that summarizes the rest of biblical instruction. It has clear implications...

We must strive to shape public policy on immigration in such a way that shows we believe this biblical truth: all life is made in the image of God...

There are 361 unreached people groups — ethnic groups in which there are few if any known followers of Jesus — present within the boundaries of the...

Regardless of our views on public policy, our disposition toward foreigners themselves should emulate that of our God, who has “a deep love for the...

Before Jesus steps onto the scene in the New Testament, God reveals himself in a number of ways in the Old Testament. These appearances, known as...

If you’re ready for spiritual growth, here’s an easy way to experience the book of Romans through prayer: every day for the next 31 days, take the...

As a major part of a larger narrative that is all God-breathed, the Old Testament can't just be ignored 'in favor of' the New Testament. It...

Obviously, any sort of murder ought to shock and alarm any person, and usually does. Few people, except the terrorists themselves, will justify in...

The holy grail, a supposed “Christian” relic, has dotted the lines of medieval literature. This cup, or cauldron, or stone (depending on which...