Bible Study

Certain Bible stories stand etched in our minds, whether it’s the tale of the slingshot-wielding David or the animals marching two by two. These narratives permeate our world so much so that even many non-Christians can recite the key points from memory.

If we want to be rooted in life, if we want stability, if we don’t want to be blown around by all the different teachings out there, we need to meditate on God's word.

If you’re tired of platitudes that oversimplify your existence and dismiss your heartache, this book is for you.

In the midst of a world that often seems out of control, knowing our ultimate destiny is a source of great comfort and motivation.

The “Acts of the Apostles” is an amazing gift to God’s people.

The Gospel of Luke isn't anything new. Why, then, does Luke feel the need to put pen to paper and compose his version of the story? What does Luke say about his own Gospel?

Paul knows his time is limited. What should his protégés in the faith know once he’s gone?

In an age when we have a thousand amusements at our fingertips, who wants to think about sad things?

Revelation is filled with strange creatures, other-worldly imagery, and scenes that we find difficult to imagine and decipher. It demands that we use our imaginations, and we’re not really used to doing that when reading the Bible.

There are times we all need tough love. And there’s no better example of tough love in the New Testament than what we find in Paul’s letter to the Galatians.

Have you ever wondered how you could get from the chaos of Judges—where everyone does what’s right in his own eyes—to the rise of the great king? The book of Ruth will let you know.