Bible Study

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  Was Methuselah the Oldest Man Who Ever Lived? Methuselah was the eighth among the antediluvian patriarchs, those precursors of our modern type of humanity. They lived long; we live short. Dr. Dikkon Eberhart Mar 10, 2022
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  What Is the Meaning and History of the Gnostic Gospels? The Gnostic Gospels, a group of writings, compiled by (you guessed it) Gnostics, was an attempt to fit the Gospel of Christ within a heretical worldview. This caused the church to debate for centuries. Hope Bolinger Mar 10, 2022
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  15 Powerful Bible Verses to Start Your Morning Reading God’s Word gives us reminders of His love, which we can carry with us throughout the day. And while tomorrow is a new day, we suddenly find ourselves, embracing, loving, and so grateful for what is... Aaron D'Anthony Brown Mar 10, 2022
• 7 Bible Reading Plans to Take On One of the best habits I have been forming this year is going through a Bible reading plan. Whether you have been regularly reading the Scriptures or you are wanting to get started for the very first time,... Emma Danzey Mar 10, 2022
• 15 Beautiful Bible Verses about Kindness Kindness implies intention. A kind person is friendly, but they’re friendly as a way of living, at all times with all people. The Bible encourages us to be more than nice, more than friendly. Living like... Aaron D'Anthony Brown Mar 10, 2022
• How to Interpret the Bible More Easily with an Inductive Study Regularly reading and studying the Bible is an important part of the Christian life. The Bible is infallible, meaning it is never wrong, and it’s the Holy Word of God gifted to us. There’s a saying that if...
• Why Did the Women in Exodus 38:8 Give Their Mirrors for the Brazen Altar? Relinquishing their mirrors could have been a freewill offering from these women out of devotion to the Lord to signify giving up their desire to look at themselves and instead to now look unto their... Barbara Latta Mar 08, 2022
• What Should Christians Know about the Triduum and Its Significance to Easter? It is considered by Roman Catholics, as well as more liturgical Protestant denominations, to be the most sacred part of the liturgical year. What exactly is the meaning of triduum and how does it relate to... Mike Leake Mar 08, 2022
• Is Bible Prophecy Becoming a Distraction in Your Life? There seems to be lots of conversations happening around the return of Jesus, the end times, the mark of the beast, and the antichrist. While I understand the need to have the conversation, I can’t help but...
• 6 Easy Ways to Start Memorizing Scripture For me to be able to best take advantage of the wisdom God gave us in his book, I need to know its words like the back of my hand. Here are a few easy ways to start memorizing Scripture.
• 3 Things Christians Should Know about the Purim Celebration Purim is celebrated every year on the 14th of the Hebrew month of Adar. It is one of the liveliest holidays on the Jewish calendar, involving costumes, charity, and parties. Keep reading to discover the joy... Kelly-Jayne McGlynn Mar 07, 2022
• What Do Christians Need to Know about Righteous Indignation? What is righteous indignation and how can we tell if we’re experiencing righteous indignation or sinful human anger? Mike Leake Mar 03, 2022