Even though Western culture gets slapped with the “Post-Christian” label, that doesn’t mean references to biblical ideas have been scrubbed away. In fact, nods to Scripture show up quite often in pop culture—from movies to rock stars.

But as often as not, these attempts at grabbing onto what the Bible actually says can miss by a lot. So, what verses do people think are in the Bible but really aren’t? Here are 5 to get us started.

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Getting started with Bible study can seem overwhelming, but it isn’t as difficult as it may seem. To help you start your journey, we’ve provided a few tips on getting into the Bible.

Writing down Scripture each day can help you deeply understand and apply its teachings, making it a simple yet powerful tool for spiritual growth. Download our free January Scripture writing challenge printable to start this daily practice and discover the transformative power of God's Word in your life.

Writing down Scripture daily can help you absorb its meaning and deepen your understanding of God's Word. By committing to a simple yet powerful practice, you'll be able to reflect on the passage in a more intentional way and experience spiritual growth through this February scripture writing challenge.

This month, take a deeper dive into God's Word with the March Scripture Writing Challenge, a simple yet powerful tool to help you read, interpret, and absorb the Bible. By writing down a verse each day, you'll cultivate a more intimate relationship with scripture and discover new insights that will transform your life.

Our daily Scripture writing plan to walk you through the month of August.

Sermon styles change, but great sermons never lose their punch. You'll see what we mean if you take a look at the classic sermons from Leo Magnus

Luke 2:7 has been the source of quite a bit of discussion throughout church history. Where exactly was there no room for Jesus?

Thought-for-thought translators examine the whole sentence and do their best to move it over as an easily understood unit.

Want to be a better leader? Nehemiah understood 5 important principles of leadership that most people never do.

These 12 books have made a huge impact on us as editors and Christians, and we believe they are essential for any graduate’s library.

Social media has its flaws, but despite that, it can be a powerful force for sharing the gospel over the long run—as long as we avoid these 5 common traps.

Books like Proverbs make it easy for us to develop this habit of learning who God is; obtaining the answers to life’s common problems.

A reader recently asked if the Bible says worry is a sin. Here was our response.