Bible Study Archives

Hebrews 10:22 calls us to draw near to God, but, just how are we supposed to do this?

Luke didn't write his gospel for fame or recognition, he wrote a true history of our glorious Savior so that a wider audience might come to...

The Magi clearly expected the people of Jerusalem, or at least some of them, to know that the Messiah had been born, and where he was now. However,...

In some ways this verse has become so familiar that people rarely give thought to its meaning anymore. But John 3:16 is not a message of Hallmark...

The Old Testament ends looking to the future for closure and fulfillment. While the Second Temple period is anything but silent, the prophetic...

Our thankfulness is never to be based on a set of circumstances. It’s based on a Person.

Because psalms were not simply read, but sung, they penetrated the minds and imaginations of the people as only music can do.

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Have you heard of journaling Bibles and the "illustrated faith" trend?

We can echo Dickens: "It is the best of times, and...the worst of times." While we seem to live in the worst, from God's prophetic perspective,...

As a whole, the psalms comprise the best place in Scripture from which to pray Scripture. The psalms were inspired by God for the purpose of being...

While there were many interested observers of Jesus’ ministry, we learn here that two main groups were closest to him—the Twelve and a group of...

The word “rapture” in Scripture is taken from the Latin “rapio” for the two words “caught up” used in 1 Thessalonians 4:17. It has come into...

While I’m all for being radical for Jesus, we need to think carefully about what being radical really means. Fortunately, it’s spelled out pretty...

By contrast, Israel’s all-powerful God could never be controlled, though he could be trusted to watch over those who remained faithful to him.