Bible Study

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  What Was the Spiritual Purpose of the Ephod in the Bible? We know the ephod was a tool of ceremony—a special, ornate, handcrafted item with great significance. Much effort went into the making of the ephod, and it was crafted from finery. It carried much symbolic... Jessica Brodie Dec 31, 2020
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  Who Wrote Ecclesiastes and What Is It's Message for Us Today? The book of Ecclesiastes provides relevant wisdom for Christians today who struggle with the seeming meaninglessness of life. Why are we here? What is it all for? Does what we do even matter? What is truly... Jessica Udall Dec 30, 2020
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  What Does it Look Like to "Do Justice, Love Mercy, and walk Humbly" Today? "He has shown you, O man, what is good; and what does the Lord require of you but to do justly, love mercy, and to walk humbly with your God?" What does this verse mean for Christians and showing our faith... Britt Mooney Dec 29, 2020
• 5 Reasons All Christians Should Read Queen Esther’s Story The story of Esther is full of drama, irony, violence, and strong characters. In the end, Queen Esther and her Uncle Mordecai succeed in saving their people from destruction. Britt Mooney Dec 29, 2020
• What Does the Name of God ‘Yahweh Yireh’ Mean? Yahweh Yireh simply means the Lord will provide. Those words should not be taken lightly because there is tremendous breadth to what God has provided for you. Here are five that I want you to consider. Clarence L. Haynes Jr. Dec 28, 2020
• Can We Experience "Better is One Day in Your Courts" Today or Only in Heaven? We need to remember that when it comes to our connection with God, “better is one day in your courts” than many days spent in other places. But what exactly are God’s courts? G. Connor Salter Dec 22, 2020
• 6 Things to Know about the Messianic Prophecies of Jesus Biblical scholars say there are approximately 2,500 prophecies are in the Bible—with about 2,000 of them already fulfilled. But only a few hundred of these are Messianic prophecies. Fulfilled prophecy is... Dawn Wilson Dec 21, 2020
• Who Are the Sheep and the Goats in Matthew 25? Sometimes before you can address the spiritual need of an individual you must acknowledge their physical need. The sheep because they care for the flock recognize this. The goats do not. Clarence L. Haynes Jr. Dec 21, 2020
• Why Does Jesus Call the 'Poor in Spirit' Blessed? Being “poor in spirit” does not mean having a spirit of abjection or wallowing in misery. While it is appropriate for us to have no misconceptions about our own spiritual depravity apart from Jesus, it is... Aaron Berry Dec 18, 2020
• What Sunday School Didn’t Teach You about the Tree of Knowledge Praise the Lord, however, that we have a Savior who sacrificed himself for us so that we may live. Even though we all, as humanity, partook of the tree of knowledge, we have an opportunity to return to a... Hope Bolinger Dec 18, 2020
• What Is the Meaning of Metanoia and Its Biblical Significance? When something is translated from another language, certain nuances and meanings tend to get lost. The word we often translate as “repentance” is the Greek word “metanoia.” And it means much more than just... Alyssa Roat Dec 18, 2020
• What Does Ecclesiastes 1:9 Mean by 'Nothing New Under the Sun'? Ecclesiastes reminds us that there is "nothing new under the sun," which sounds depressing but is actually a reason to feel at peace. Here's how this verse reminds us to see life from a longer, gospel-based... Jason Soroski Dec 17, 2020