Bible Study

The Bible is full of promises from God—hundreds of truths for our faith to be founded on. And every one of God's promises are for believers. All of His promises have been fulfilled. Unfortunately, very few of us believe and access said the promises God has for us. While Scripture truths are meant to encourage us to walk our journey with confidence, fear often overtakes us and we struggle to find peace in the middle of anxiety and struggles. Let's begin a new faith walk—one that is focused on the promises of God. The key to understanding and unlocking all of these promises is obedience. Following God leads to the fulfillment of these promises.

As we approach America's 250th birthday, let's address the theological arguments behind the American Revolution and how biblical principles guided the colonists' fight for freedom against unjust rule.

My goal today is to share with you six Hebrew words that might be helpful for you to know. But my goal is to merely whet your appetite and encourage you to consider studying the original languages for yourself.

God doesn’t speak to most of us in an audible voice. But what about the language of God that is not audible? Here are 9 ways the Bible gives us the sounds of God.

Even though individuals will try to claim false information about God, such as the belief that He is a woman, God still loves them and wants them to come to know Him. Thus, God is not a woman.

Daily time with God’s Word is crucial to knowing Him, and one of the best ways to stay engaged amid the hustle of everyday life is simply to take notes as you read. Here are five ways that notetaking can help you build consistent reading habits and engage more deeply with God's Word.

Was paradise the place where Old Testament saints went when they died but after the resurrection when people die, they go to heaven? Is paradise a different place than heaven? Yes. And no.

Routine is the secret sauce to real growth and development as a follower of Jesus. We can make excuses and pretend we like to spontaneously connect with God, but a faithful, planned and executed routine will carry you through the days when you don’t feel like you are connecting with God, or when life hits you from out of nowhere.

Apologetics may conjure up a variety of mental images. But at a basic level, apologetics is just a term for the reasoned defense of the Christian faith. Let's look at five common questions about apologetics...

Even when you're away from home, staying spiritually nourished is possible through intentional Bible reading habits—like setting a schedule, listening to audio Scripture, collaborating with others, using memorization, engaging in devotionals, and practicing a simple 5/5/5 plan—to keep your heart connected to God daily.

Let’s examine some of the best Bible movies about Abraham and what each one can teach us today.

Heaven really is forever, and we will spend that eternity in a place of perfect joy, peace, rest, and hope. It is a house unlike any we have seen before. We will never have to wait for something to happen to make us happy, or have to work in hopes that we will rest later.

At the heart of Christmas is the message that no matter where we are, Jesus is aware and wants to find us. Being found and following Jesus is moving closer and closer to the person, priorities, and practices of Jesus.

When you want to deepen your relationship with God, you need to move beyond simply knowing about Him and seek personal encounters with Him.

What is vanity, and how do we avoid it? The Bible is a good place to start.