Bible Study Archives

Original sin sounds so archaic, so pessimistic, so grimly medieval.

If there’s one thing the Bible isn’t short on, it’s weird animal stories. Such tales include Noah’s Ark, Jonah and the whale, and Daniel in the...

May I make a suggestion to everyone out there like me, who might be fighting quiet time priorities?

1st Kings begins with Israel at its peak. The nation is united, powerful, and under the leadership of David, aligned with the heart and purposes of...

Whether you hold a pre-trib, mid-trib, or whatever rapture point of view, 1,923 years ago God gave these last words to believers, so that we would...

Solomon was a complex man. He had his victories and defeats, just like us. We may have heard stories about this great king, but there are a few...

When we think of Psalm 119, we might think "really long Psalm" or "acrostic song" (i.e., each section starts with a different letter of the Hebrew...

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...

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...

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...

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...

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...

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...

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...

Peter’s life is, perhaps, the greatest redemption story ever recorded.