Bible Study Archives

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...

Once Bible-reading becomes a resolution it easily (with me, at least) degenerates into an exercise in hitting targets.

We see in these verses that one day God is going to renovate and restore not only our souls, and not only our physical bodies, but the entire...

If Paul didn’t write these letters, then they would be falsified documents that would have been unwelcome in the early church.

Blind man, begging man, what do you want the God of the universe to do for you?

Each time I read through the drama of the Book of Job, some new theme seems to stick out to me.

Some people assume the New Earth will have bright sunshine, no clouds, no rain ... forever.

Hidden beneath the glittery tinsel on the tree and snowy sleigh rides adorning Christmas cards lies the reason for all of this celebration:...

Matthew follows the line of David’s son Solomon, while Luke follows the line of Nathan, another Son of David. The end result is two distinct...

The year before Jesus was born, Zechariah was tending to business, lighting incense for the Israelites when he got the fright of his life.