Bible Study Archives

God swears by His own character when entering a covenant since there is no one above Him who needs to co-sign the agreement.

The people here were saddened by the inadequacy of what they were building. They wanted it to be more—more beautiful, more grand, more worthy of...

The author of Ecclesiastes is often labeled a depressed pessimist. But a careful study reveals the author to be an honest—and hopeful!—realist...

A Bible study guide for the Gospels

Psalms 1 and 2 are as different as night and day, but can be studied as one unit using a method scholars call the canonical approach.

Pointers from John Piper on approaching the Bible

Job's story raises an important question: How is suffering an opportunity for me to bless others?

It may be no accident that the book of Psalms is in the center of the Christian Bible. The psalms express the heart and soul of the conversation...

I have been using the same study Bible for almost a decade and wanted to share a little more information about the one I use, in case you are in...

Why my daily quiet times are a non-negotiable priority: I have seen how that daily investment—a daily piece of Sabbath in the mundane and the...

Have you ever been asked what your “life verse” is? You know, the scripture quote that seems to speak to you directly?

We can know the answers to John 8's mystery

Here are some of the things we seek to teach the men who participate in this minstry at our church. I’m hoping this may serve you as you consider...

I was talking with a friend about God using the circumstances in our lives to show us what’s in our hearts. For example, if the teenage boy’s drum...

It isn’t always obvious who is in control. A huge building block might seem to be “pushed” by a builder, but actually it’s controlled by a huge...