Bible Study Archives

The Bible says that as Christians, we must hide His Word in our hearts that we might not sin against Him.

King Jesus was born . . . in order to die . . . for the sins of Elimelech and his sons and King David and all who would put their trust in Him.

Whether you think you are a backslidden but truly born-again person or an unregenerate person who has been going through some of the motions of...

When women get together centered on God’s Word, friendships form. We meet other women who’ve been there, who understand.

When beginning to study a passage of Scripture, it is often helpful to begin with questions.

Many Christians find the last 12 books of the Old Testament—known as the Minor Prophets—well, boring!

Like David, we can think about what’s present in our daily lives that threatens to lead our hearts away from the depths and joys of this covenant.

May these 7 lessons help us grow our faith when we come to our next Jordan.

When you come to know Christ and put your faith in Him, Jesus changes your life. You’re excited about Him. But over the long haul, how do you keep...

In the Book of John, we know that Jesus is constantly about revelation.

Did you ever wonder how to sum up the main theme of the Bible accurately in a single, simple concept?

Here are five analogies to bring to life the purposes of a consistent, daily study of God's Word.

In answering questions about life after death, we are left with only two sources to consult. Either we turn to human experience or we turn to the...

If even the “boring” books are useful for us as followers of Jesus, how can we make the most of them instead of getting bogged down by them?

It should go without saying that we need to choose studies that point people to Jesus: studies that magnify his name and spotlight the truth of his...