Bible Study

Christians affirm that salvation comes from God alone, but too often our daily walk suggests his gift is incomplete until we step in. This is an old problem, which the letter of Galatians dealt with a long time ago.

While living in the midst of great prosperity, Job was suddenly overwhelmed by a series of trials that fell upon him. Amid all his sufferings he maintained his integrity.

Don’t read these statements as familiar quotes that are usually written in red. Let them soak deep into your heart and mind. Let them add life to you. Be better with truth.

Painful circumstances are tearing away at the cultural, church and family ties that hold us together. It has become hard to see Jesus. This 8-week study through Hebrews should help.

Study to show thyself approved unto God (2 Tim. 2:15). Why is it that sometimes when we read the Bible, we leave our common sense at the door?

Are you discouraged with your Bible reading? Find it hard to be consistent? Here are a few tips that have helped me to be more consistent and enjoy my devotions more over the years.

It’s here in the U.S., in the Western world more generally, where so much less is at stake that we offer up such pathetic reasons (at least I suspect God considers them pathetic) for not joining together with fellow believers on a regular, weekly basis. And almost all of the excuses are anthropocentric rather than Christocentric.

Betrayal from the one who promised to cherish you for the rest of your life leaves you in intense pain. But you promised to love him until death separates you. So, how can you pray in such moments? The Bible shows how.

Plan A rarely pans out. Life isn't that simple, or that easy. Check out Exodus 13:17-21.

Sometimes, it may not seem like “all things work together for the good,” especially in hard times. But you’d be amazed how God is working—even where you wouldn’t expect it.

The Bible teaches that acts of hospitality or inhospitality reveal the good or evil of a person or a community. How well do Christians display God's own heart in this area?

Dig in to God’s Word using five simple steps.