Bible Study Archives

One of my favorite biblical role models is Mary of Nazareth. In her life I have found a wealth of wisdom for my own walk with God. Her story...

When we celebrate the birth of Jesus at Christmastime, our attention is most often given to Luke’s account, because it gives us so much...

Seeking the Lord means seeking his presence. But aren't his children always in his presence? Yes and no.

As a pastor for the past couple decades, I have noted several key things that tend to cause Christians to drift away from God. Here are five of...

Every year or so, another scholar claims to have found “secret” evidence that Jesus was married and/or had children. So, is there any proof that...

Last Thursday's speech on immigration has been met with backlash from Christians charging Obama of mishandling Scripture to advance his political...

We tend to think of the blessings WE will get through our generosity. How WE will reap. Or we think of the joy we will give OTHERS. But don’t...

Republicans, Democrats, and activist groups can all find something to dislike in the president’s executive order.

Because of my support for immigrants and for immigration reform, I think President Obama’s executive actions are the wrong way to go.

The arrival of thousands of Central American youth immigrants at the U.S. border has created an unprecedented immigration crisis. No solution seems...

Favorite Bible verses pop up everywhere—on social media, on coffee mugs, on T-shirts. And it’s great to get Scripture out there. But verses without...

In what follows, I will present the arguments about 1 Timothy 3:11 (as referring to women Deacons or not) and propose a way this office can be...

When life crashes, worries mount, fears peak and anxiety heightens. Find hope in the post "10 Bible Verses for Hard Times."

“The crown of the wise is their wealth,” but “whoever hastens to be rich will not go unpunished.” So which is it? Is wealth a byproduct of wisdom...

What about seemingly random events? Does God control them?