Bible Study Archives

This morning I got up early and starting “reading the 8s.” Tomorrow I will “read the 9s” and on Friday I will “read the 10s.” This is all about a...

Recent books have claimed that Jesus was married to Mary Magdalene, but is there any real basis for this?

The Bible. It’s God’s Word. It’s Holy Scripture. We know that it’s essential for our lives. But sometimes it can seem overwhelming. It doesn’t have...

We ask pastor Raymond Goodlett whether the spiritual gifts are still being poured out today. For more info: www.redemptionhill.com and...

Learned interpreters of Scripture tell us that the Song of Songs is (primarily) about human love. But is it possible that Solomon intended the Song...

The meanings of words change over time, which is why we need to consider original historical, social and religious contexts of terms like...

A cafeteria-style approach to Scripture just won’t work. Enjoy the steak and potatoes, but eat your broccoli, too.

As a Bible study group leader, you’ll find your role changing back and forth from expert to cheerleader to lover to referee during the course of a...

The term "Trinity" is not a Biblical term, but it lies in Scripture in solution. When it is crystallized from its solvent, it does not cease to be...

If there was one bit of wisdom that would serve you well the rest of your life, this is the single most important skill I've ever learned as a...

With so many writings to choose from, a reader wanted to know the criteria for selecting which books were included in the Bible, and which were...

In this webcam interview, author and musician Michael Card discusses his 'Biblical Imagination' approach to studying the New Testament Gospels with...

Walking Through Scripture: Psalm 31

I caught this over at the Desiring God blog, and it was too good not to share. This is D.A. Carson’s summary of the Bible in 221 words.

Long before he was dropped into the lions’ den, Daniel’s faith endured a hostile environment.