Bible Study

Despite its prevalence in our lives, it seems that many of us have a mistaken view of forgiveness and its impact, not only spiritually and emotionally, but also physically.

But while God was raising up this mighty man of valor to be a fearless leader and man after His own heart, the women who would become King David’s wives were also being prepared to become a part of God’s redemptive plan.

A crown is a symbol of royalty and honor, but the crown of thorns was created with the opposite intent. The goal was to humiliate and dishonor Jesus, to cause Him pain, and make Him bleed.

Through this seven-part Bible study, we will learn about the Epistle of 1 Peter, how it relates to us, and the teachings it contains that we can apply to our lives.

The Book of Psalms is a great book of the Bible to study together as a family. Studying the Psalms together can help the entire family learn more about God, His love, and His protection. Through each section below, you will learn about a different type of Psalm, how to interpret the Psalm, questions, and a prayer. This study is meant to be done as a family; however, it can also be done as an individual.Take your time as you complete this family guide, but also keep it as a resource for the future. As you go through, try to involve your family. Have them answer the questions and include them in the prayers.

Blood moons and solar eclipses (especially "supermoons") leave many Christians thinking about Bible references to astronomy. Should Christians be concerned about blood moons and events associated with them?

God has much to say in the Bible about how he wants us to make marriage last forever and the marriage relationship.

God created those who hurt us. He has a good plan for their lives. He knows the “why” behind their destructive behaviors. As hard as it may be, let your prayers for them be guided by the power of His Word.

Where is Lent in the Bible? In fact, it appears long before Jesus reached Jerusalem, a time of trial and testing in the wilderness.

We’ve compiled some Lent Bible verses to prepare your hearts for the reflection and celebration that often accompanies these 40 days. As we anticipate Christ’s return, we celebrate what he has accomplished.

While extra-biblical writings can offer valuable insights and context, they are not divinely inspired and should be read with discernment, serving as a tool to understand Scripture, not a replacement.

While we may not always “feel” God’s love, the Bible reminds and reaffirms to us that God’s love is unfailing, unmovable, and unconditional. God’s love cannot be compared to human, relational love because there is no comparison.

Hell is a place of separation from the goodness of God, and all the good which He has created. How could we say that God could create such an awful place? We begin to answer this question when we consider who hell is for.

Do black people get referenced in the Bible? We don't ask this question nearly enough, but it tells us something vital about the Bible's view of ethnicity.

From the intimate details between two lovers in Song of Solomon to the meaningful love shared by biblical couples like Isaac and Rebekah, Ruth and Boaz, and Mary and Joseph, romantic love is alive and well and worth emulating from God’s Word.