Bible Study

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  What Does God Do with What the Enemy Meant for Evil? When can we determine that an event is something the enemy meant for evil, and what God will do with that evil? Lori Stanley Roeleveld May 29, 2024
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  What Can We Learn from the Ishmaelites in the Bible? Who were the Ishmaelites, and what, if anything, can we learn from them? Lori Stanley Roeleveld May 29, 2024
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  How to "Study to Show Yourself Approved" (2 Timothy 2:15) Crosswalk.com Editorial Staff May 29, 2024
• 8 Ways Bartimaeus' Story Reveals Our Own Spiritual Blindness As I age, there are all sorts of things I’m noticing that never really stood out to me before.  My eyesight, for example.  For most of my life, my sight was fine.  I didn’t have any difficulty... John Stange May 29, 2024
• How "Perfect Love Casts Out Fear" (1 John 4:18) Crosswalk.com Editorial Staff May 29, 2024
• 7 Reasons Why Christians Should Read the Old Testament As Christians, we come to Jesus because we fall in love with his character, compassion, and salvation. Therefore, Jesus’ words from the Bible draw us, and the encouraging, challenging letters from the... Britt Mooney May 23, 2024
• 7 Things to Understand about the Bible's Family Trees I admit. I’ve skipped the lineages.If you’ve read the Bible, or tried to, cover to cover, you get to the “begats.” This person begat this person, or he was the other person’s father. These lists are filled... Britt Mooney May 23, 2024
• 7 Things the Book of Job Teaches Us about Good News in an Unfair World In our fallen world full of suffering and unanswered questions, the Bible’s Book of Job offers profound insights into our human experience and God’s redemptive work. While Job’s story shows intense... Whitney Hopler May 23, 2024
• "Lean Not on Your Own Understanding" Bible Verse Meaning The Bible is full of wisdom, and one of the most profound verses is Proverbs 3:5, which says, "Trust in the Lord with all your heart and lean not on your own understanding." Crosswalk.com Editorial Staff May 22, 2024
• What Does Jesus Mean When He Says “I am the Way the Truth and the Life” in the Bible? When Jesus told the disciples, “I am the way, the truth, and the life,” he was giving them what we all need when we’re lost: a fixed point by which to navigate. How does that same compass helps Christians... Linda Lyle May 21, 2024
• Why Is Substitutionary Atonement Important to Christianity? Substitutionary atonement, Christ giving His life for sinful man, is the purest expression of justice and the most glorious act of mercy. Leigh Ann Thomas May 21, 2024
• Why Should We Count the Cost of Following Jesus? Jesus told us before we consider becoming his disciples, we must count the cost. So, what do we need to understand about being a follower of Jesus. Clarence L. Haynes Jr. May 21, 2024