Bible Study Archives

“One of the questions that often comes up is, ‘Can I commit a sin that God cannot forgive?’. The very fact that you’re reading this article is a...

A covenant should be distinguished from a contract because it is a personal relationship which people voluntarily enter.

Finally, Job should be studied because it gives tremendous hope and encouragement in suffering and nourishes endurance in the midst of it.

My recent study of Psalm 119 revealed a lot about being teachable. As I read it, I found myself asking, Is my heart is ready learn from the Lord?

Only by faith in Jesus Christ and in his substitutionary atoning death on the cross; so even though we are guilty of having disobeyed God and are...

Here are four strategies for changing up the way that you read the Bible.

Repentance is a massively important spiritual issue that calls for careful study and clear articulation. Here are ten things to remember about what...

Often reading through the Old Testament feels like an endless list of casualty records – like reading about America’s Civil War – only much worse....

People offer two main reasons for why they don’t read the Bible every day: “I don’t have time” and “I don’t know how.” Interestingly, solving the...

One of the reasons why Christians find it so difficult to talk about God’s judgement is the level of misunderstanding that already exists about...

If you’ve never done an in-depth study of these Old Testament books, I encourage you to take some time to study them closely.

There are at least four reasons Job’s trust in God took a tumble.

I’m not the only person who avoids uncomfortable realities of Scripture. We do it every day in church, at Sunday school, and in our small group...

The psalms of lament are nothing if not intense. One of the most difficult passages in the Bible is Psalms 137:7-9, one that displays the white-hot...

What if I told you that reading the Bible is only the beginning of where God’s Word can lead on your faith journey?