Bible Study

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  Why Is the Statement I Am Who I Am so Powerful? When God said, “I AM WHO I AM,” repeating “I AM” twice, He is stating His name, (LORD) Yahweh—His name forever. God was in effect, saying, He is. Period. Lisa Loraine Baker Mar 03, 2021
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  Why "Faith, Hope, and Love" Are So Important and Will Last Forever In 1 Corinthians, Paul describes various spiritual gifts and ways we can demonstrate Godly living in the world. He touches on the gift of tongues, prophecy with understanding, and faith that could move... Kyle Blevins Mar 03, 2021
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  2 Simple Ways to Get Back in the Word Today None of us want to miss out on what God has to say to us. So, here are a few suggestions on how we can get over any walls or hurdles we may be experiencing so that we can get into the Word and grow in our... Rachel Baker Mar 02, 2021
• 3 Ways to Make Sure You're Walking in the Spirit One of the keys to walking in the Spirit is you must stay plugged in. We all walk around with cellphones which indeed are powerful devices that can do lots of things. However as powerful or useful as a... Clarence L. Haynes Jr. Mar 02, 2021
• What Does 'God Is with Her She Will Not Fall' Mean in Psalm 46:5? This is a verse popularly taken out of context. Though it does define strength in hard circumstances, the source is not of this earth. Part of a song that worships God for His strength and... Meg Bucher Mar 02, 2021
• What Does ‘Faith without Works is Dead’ Really Mean? The phrase "faith without works is dead" comes from James, chapter 2, in the New Testament of the Bible. Uncover the meaning of, context behind, and actionable examples of James' emphasis on the importance... Dawn Wilson Mar 02, 2021
• What Is This 'Greater Love' That Jesus Talks about in John 15? There is no greater love than the love the Father has for us. To send His one and only Son to sacrifice His life on our behalf is the greatest love story of all time. John 3:16 reminds us, He came for the... Meg Bucher Mar 02, 2021
• 9 Interesting Things to Know about Abraham's Sons It turns out that Abraham did not actually have many biological sons. He had two, Ishmael and Isaac. The story of how he had those sons, however, is miraculous and stunning in how it applies to us, and how... Jason Soroski Mar 02, 2021
• What Does "Be Still and Know That I Am God" Really Mean? “Be still and know that I am God,” Psalm 46:10, is a popular verse for comforting ourselves and others—many people tend to think this verse means to rest or relax in who God is. This verse does encourage... Liz Auld Mar 02, 2021
• What Does the Shortest Verse in the Bible Reveal about God’s Character? As men and women created in God’s image, we’re designed as emotional beings. That includes expressing our emotions. And that includes weeping. David Sanford Mar 01, 2021
• What Does the Bible Mean When it Says 'He Must Become Greater and I Must Become Less'? When we become Christians, we exchange our ways for God’s ways. It’s a progression of decreasing and dying to our old self and becoming more like Christ as he increases in our thoughts, words, actions, and... Janet Thompson Mar 01, 2021
• What Christians Should Know about the Year of Jubilee The year of Jubilee was a great time in Israel, an event every 50 years that allowed for rest and celebration. What can we learn from this happy event that we can apply to our lives today? Hope Bolinger Mar 01, 2021