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  • Doctrine is Practical

    John MacArthur
    Doctrine is Practical The distinction between doctrinal and practical truth is artificial; doctrine is practical! In fact, nothing is more practical than sound doctrine.
  • Great Cities of the Bible - Bethlehem

    Steven J. Hortegas
    Great Cities of the Bible - Bethlehem Bethlehem will always be remembered as the birthplace of Jesus. But Mary felt the pain of Rachel and the devotion of Ruth from many years before.
  • Reading Your Way to Christmas

    Inside BST
    Reading Your Way to Christmas Each year, as we read the Bible's account of the first Christmas, we learn something new, and we want to share that wonder with you.
  • So You Want to Go Deeper...

    Trevin Wax
    So You Want to Go Deeper... Sometimes it's hard to please the people clamoring for "deeper" teaching because everyone seems to have a different idea of what "deep" is.
  • God Has Made Himself Known

    Bruce Ware
    God Has Made Himself Known We are dependent completely on God’s kindness and goodness to make himself known to us, and for this we ought to be grateful every day of our lives.
  • Knowing Scripture

    R.C. Sproul
    Knowing Scripture The idea that the Bible can teach anything we want it to is not true if we approach the Scriptures humbly, trying to hear what the Bible says for itself.
  • How to Trace the Fire of the Holy Spirit

    Sharon W. Betters
    How to Trace the Fire of the Holy Spirit Journal to track your spiritual journey. It is a means to "trace the fire of the Holy Spirit" in your life and the life of your church.
  • A Plea to Use the Bible Every Day

    Dr. Paul Dean
    A Plea to Use the Bible Every Day We must be able to go to the bible to find practical help in our every day lives because if we do not, we will make major decisions without reference to God.
  • L-I-G-H-T-S to the Word of God

    Hank Hanegraaff
    L-I-G-H-T-S to the Word of God Learn how to make the most of your time spent studying the Word of God.
  • Studying the Bible: The Future and Prophetic Scenarios

    Hank Hanegraaff
    Studying the Bible: The Future and Prophetic Scenarios The best way to "keep watch" as Jesus commanded is to know what God has revealed and to attempt a biblical understanding of events. Just bear in mind that not all end-times opinions are facts.
  • Unfolding Scripture

    Jen Hatmaker
    Unfolding Scripture God never intended for His Word to be a tidy, hands-off package.
  • One of the Most Important Principles in Reading the Bible

    John Piper
    One of the Most Important Principles in Reading the Bible Sometimes readers of the Bible see the conditions that God lays down for his blessing and they conclude from these conditions that our action is first and decisive, then God responds to bless us. That is not right.
  • Reach into Your Time Pockets for Bible Study

    Whitney Hopler
    Learn how to fit Bible study into your busy life.
  • M-E-A-L-S

    Hank Hanegraaff
    M-E-A-L-S The Bible not only forms the foundation of an effective prayer life, but it is foundational to every other aspect of Christian living.
  • The Single Life: Bible Study, Solo Style

    Susan Ellingburg
    The Single Life:  Bible Study, Solo Style If you choose to study the Bible alone, you get to make all the decisions. What to study, when, where, even why is up to you. The first—and probably the biggest—decision is what to study. Pray for guidance, then consider this: do you want to go with a teacher, a topic, or a territory?
  • People of the Book?

    T.M. Moore
    People of the Book? I’ve been around enough, seen enough, and talked to enough people to want to ask the question: Are Christians really a people of the Book?
  • Is the Bible Reliable for Truth about Jesus Christ?

    Aaron Menikoff
    Is the Bible Reliable for Truth about Jesus Christ? Why should anyone believe that what the Bible has to say is true? Isn’t the belief in the historicity of biblical texts similar to faith that Zeus reigned from Mount Olympus?
  • Do We Believe the Whole Gospel?

    R.C. Sproul
    Do We Believe the Whole Gospel? Unbelief. This one word expresses the judgment Emil Brunner, the Swiss “crisis theologian,” used to describe nineteenth-century liberal theology.
  • 11 Tips for Studying the Bible at the Dinner Table

    Pastor Mark Driscoll
    11 Tips for Studying the Bible at the Dinner Table Some months ago we started a new tradition at the Driscoll dining table that has been a blessing...
  • Finding Time for God: A Young Mother's Story

    Jeannie Seery
    Finding Time for God: A Young Mother's Story When I think of other young mothers with many more children and much more on their plates who manage to study the Bible and spend quality time with God, I wonder, is there something wrong with me?
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