Bible Study

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  Why Christians Should Read the Book of Leviticus Leviticus teaches us that God is the initiator with his people and not the other way around. With an Exodus behind them, and the Promised Land before them, the children of Israel needed to learn about life... Dr. Michael A. Milton Mar 11, 2021
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  6 Lessons to Learn from the Thieves Crucified with Jesus We don’t often contemplate the men crucified with Jesus – the criminals on Jesus’ right and left. After all, their condemnation was just. Although the Bible doesn’t tell us much about them, we can learn from... Kathy Howard Mar 11, 2021
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  How Does the Parable of the Unforgiving Servant Relate to Us Today? What Jesus wants us to know from this parable is this: what God graciously supplies, we are empowered—and expected—to share. Lia Martin Mar 11, 2021
• How Is God the Same Yesterday, Today, and Forever? Though we can conclude now that God is the same, what did the writer of Hebrews 13:8 mean when they said it thousands of years ago? How did they know? Aaron D'Anthony Brown Mar 10, 2021
• 3 Helpful Challenges in the Story of the Widow's Mite The widow’s offering is a direct challenge to self-righteousness, faithless offering, and the negation of loving ministry. Furthermore, this is not only a challenge for the ancient temple, as followers of... Rev. Kyle Norman Mar 10, 2021
• What It Means for Christians to Be Fishers of Men The fisherman never asks the fish to jump in the net or get on the hook, they simply hope they will see the bait and grab it. This is not true with the gospel. We need to share it, but we also need to ask... Clarence L. Haynes Jr. Mar 09, 2021
• 12 Old Testament Passages Fulfilled During Jesus’ Last Days on Earth Looking back at these prophecies helps us to see God’s sovereignty over Jesus’ life, and even death. They give us an even greater sense of gratitude for Jesus’ willingness to entrust himself to God (2 Peter... Lisa Samra Mar 09, 2021
• The Powerful Seven Last Words of Jesus Christ on the Cross Each Gospel was for a different audience and stresses different parts of Jesus' story. This explains why each describes the last words of Jesus a little differently. Let's explore Jesus' last words from the... Amanda Idleman Mar 09, 2021
• What Does 'the Wages of Sin Is Death' Really Mean in Romans 6? When I think about the wonder of Jesus I can't help but consider the price he paid for the sins I committed. He took the wage that I rightfully deserved so he could provide the gift of eternal life for me... Clarence L. Haynes Jr. Mar 08, 2021
• King David in the Bible – Who Was He? Why Is He Important? “O God, You are my God; I shall seek You earnestly; My soul thirsts for You, my flesh yearns for You, In a dry and weary land where there is no water. Thus I have seen You in the sanctuary, To see Your power... Allyson Holland Mar 08, 2021
• 25 Encouraging Bible Verses about Perseverance The Bible offers three encouraging promises and twenty-two more passages that inspire us to persevere. They will inspire us to turn from self-pride and self-indulgence and turn back to God on our knees. They... David Sanford Mar 08, 2021
• 7 Psalms to Help You Cope with Life Again If you’re like most people you are probably familiar with Psalm 23, which speaks of how the Lord is our Good Shepherd. You might even be well-acquainted with Psalm 139 which reminds us of how intimately God... Cindi McMenamin Mar 08, 2021