We have all experienced sleeplessness and anxiety at some point. Jesus offers physical rest to His beloved people, but He also offers something deeper: soul rest. Pray through these 10 verses or customize the prayers for your own unique situation, and allow God's Word to bring you rest and peace.

No matter how healthy and fit you are, eventually, death comes for every one of us. Since the dawn of time, humans have been wondering what happens after death. Thankfully, God blessed us with His Word, which details exactly what happens to both believers and non-believers when they pass from this world.

Prayer is not something we immediately know how to do. Jesus knows this about us, and He gave His disciples instructions on how they (and we) are to pray. They had to learn how to pray, and because we are His disciples, too, Jesus’ instructions apply to us Christians.

The Word of God is living and active in the life of the believer... but even still, sometimes it can be hard to understand. That is why God gifted folks throughout the years to write Bible commentaries. These helpful tools can help you dig deeper into Scripture. Let's take a look at how best to use them.

When people are trying to discredit the Bible, sometimes they will turn to the earliest pages, claiming that there are two contradictory creation accounts. But when we take a closer look at these verses, we see that not only do they line up, they also compliment each other, offering a broader picture of God's work at creation.

The Bible is not just another book, it is the living and active Word of God. It is how God speaks to His people. But how exactly does that work, and what impact does Scripture have on the life and heart of the believer?

In the beginning, God made everything, and declared it was "very good." Adam and Eve enjoyed pure perfection in the Garden of Eden. Why, then, was there a tree that they were commanded not to eat of? Let's take a closer look at Genesis to understand why, exactly, God put this temptation in His garden.

Help kids see Jesus in the Old Testament and the New Testament as this Sunday school lesson connects 12 of His miracles to Old Testament shadows and prophecies that point to the promised Messiah.

"The Galatian Heresy" was a false teaching that Paul addressed in his letter to the church in Galatia. This may have been an issue in the ancient Galatian church, but that does not mean it does not still insidiously impact our modern teachings today. 

Let’s continue our look at Ephesians 6:10-18 in defensive and offensive thrusts. Let’s see what else we need to wear every single day as the ongoing spiritual war rages (Ephesians 6:12).

How do we balance commands to obey God's laws with verses about our brokenness and need for a savior? The Old Testament Israelites were not able to follow the 10 Commandments perfectly, are we better able to obey Jesus' New Testament teachings today? Let's dive in together.

God chooses not to reveal everything to His people. But there is one big mystery that the Bible does explain. The Apostle Paul mentions the "mystery of Christ" at least twice. Let's take a look at what exactly this mystery is, and what it means for mankind's salvation.

"Judgement" is not something that most people look forward to, and even devout Christians can sometimes be plagued by doubts that they aren't doing enough. Rest assured that, for those who are in Christ, the final judgement is not something to be feared. Let's take a look at what Scripture says and what our reward will be.

In 2 Peter, the apostle instructs us to "grow in the grace and knowledge of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ." Does that mean there is a 10-step plan for us to follow to achieve this? Do we simply need to work harder to mature in our faith? Hardly. Let's explore what grace means, and how we can trust the Lord to grow us into men and women who honor Him.