Bible Study Archives

In the book of Daniel, Daniel and his three friends, who are taken into exile, are given food from the king’s table and trained in all of the ways...

On Ascension Day, we remember that Jesus’ ascension is the culmination of everything that comes before in his story. It not only shows Jesus' power...

Scripture is the Holy Word of God. Every word of it, though written by human hands, is true and reliable. We can know this because the Bible has...

Some days, I would rather roll over and listen to the birds than wake up and get in the Word with God. It sounds terrible, I know! I hate to admit...

Understanding genres provides a starting place in every aspect of Christian discipleship, teaching, and training. Whether you teach, counsel, lead...

Studying the Torah can provide important historical and spiritual insights and deepen our understanding of the foundational teachings of our own...

If you are unsure about some of the doctrines of Christianity, here is an explanation of the doctrine of God, the doctrine of God’s Word, the...

The Euphrates River has fascinating symbolic meaning in the Bible and is mentioned in biblical prophecies about it drying up, as well. Learning...

Does it matter which day we observe the Sabbath? Let’s explore what the Bible says about the Sabbath, so we can celebrate the Sabbath well and...

A group of people is contemporary to the author and receivers of a letter or book of the Bible. Because of this, they can simply throw around a...

If you need help facing your current challenges, then consider these 15 verses to help you endure hardship.

How would you respond if someone said to you, “The Bible is only metaphorical. You can’t take it literally.” Chances are, you’d be stumped,...

"May I wholeheartedly follow your decrees, that I may not be put to shame." (Vs. 80) It's sad to think of how many Christians walk in guilt...

We can learn how to be blessed from each beatitude. The terms “happy” and “fortunate” are used in other translations. These words do not imply...

As we read church history, we discover something shocking: so many controversies we see today are not new problems. For that reason, it's a big...