Bible Study Archives

What exactly does Jesus mean when he invites us, "whatever you ask in my name"? Does he really mean "ask for anything"? Are there limits to what we...

If what we hear about Christians from the secular world isn’t true, then what is, and why does it matter?

In Isaiah 26:3, the Bible promises that God “will keep in perfect peace those whose minds are steadfast, because they trust in you.” Here’s what it...

Nehemiah was more than just a professional wine drinker. There are foundational lessons we can glean from Nehemiah’s Prayer when he raced against...

In moments when all our physical strength is exhausted, there’s a place within every believer where deep calls to deep.

In the midst of the swirling doubts and confusion, Hosea’s faith stood firm, his obedience to God unwavering. And it stands to teach us 3 things...

The battle for Jericho centers around the strange command for the people to begin marching around the city. For six days, the people silently march...

Whether it’s a new apartment, new house, new clothes, new anything, I think it is safe to say the overwhelming majority of people like things that...

Remember at this point in Elijah’s life he was in a broken place. God met his brokenness with tenderness, which is what he often does with you.

Perhaps for obvious reason, hell is not high on the list of things most people want to talk about. Some even wonder is hell in the Bible at all.

Can you imagine opening your front door to find Jesus on the sidewalk, chatting with His disciples?

At the time, the idea of being “born again” confounded the inquisitive Nicodemus, who asked, “how can someone be born when they are old? Surely...

All have sinned and fallen short of the glory of God, and seeking God doesn’t promise a trouble-free life. Instead, God promises something greater.

Shiloh is a person, place, and a promise with Biblical roots. It has significant Biblical history that has gone largely unnoticed for hundreds of...

When the authorities give instructions that force us to sin, however, we are to “obey God rather than men,” but to do so in a way that is not...