Bible Study
Exploring the vast and captivating world of scripture beyond the gospels.
The Inner Line of Good and Evil
True religion and justice start with inner transformation, drawing from James 1:27 and Alexander Solzhenitsyn’s The Gulag Archipelago. This article highlights that the real battle between good and evil lies within every human heart. Discover how allowing God’s grace to reshape our hearts can lead to authentic virtue and contribute to positive change in the world. Learn why addressing our internal struggles is essential for meaningful justice and living out true faith.
Answering, “What Must I Do to Go to Heaven?”
Focusing on James 1:17-27, this article explores the common question of “What must I do to go to heaven?” and shifts the focus from mere actions to understanding what God has done for us. Learn how to embrace grace, live a life of response, and find joy in a faith that is relational rather than transactional. Explore practical ways to honor God’s grace through thoughtful and active faith.
The Miracles of Jesus in Order
This article highlights the miracles Jesus did in order. This list of Jesus' miracles incorporates all four gospels in chronological order, revealing their profound significance while showcasing Jesus' divine identity and authority.
Chosen and Beloved: Lessons from Ephesians 1
In a world of groups that like to segregate and separate, God welcomes us into a community of connection. We are chosen and beloved—loved on purpose and for connection.
The Power of Redemption: Lessons from Ephesians 1
Ephesians 1:3-14 reminds us of God’s redemptive love that transforms our lives from brokenness to wholeness.
Transformation through Grace: Lessons from Ephesians 1
In this bible study we learn that Ephesians 1:3-14 pains a vivid picture of God’s grace, reminding us that through Christ, we are redeemed, forgiven, and deeply loved.
Identity and Belonging: Lessons from Ephesians 1:3-14
In a world rife with identity crises and struggles for belonging, Ephesians 1:3-14 offers profound insights and hope. This passage and Bible study reveal that we are inherently children of God, destined for transformation through Christ.
What Does the Bible Say About Pentecost?
What is the meaning of Acts 2? What is Pentecost? What is the role of the Holy Spirit?
The Cain and Abel Story
The Cain and Abel story from the bible (Genesis 4) reminds us that our heart and attitude matter in our worship. God desires mercy and truth and not half-hearted, empty religious actions.
Noah’s Ark and the Flood
The story of Noah's Ark and The Flood in Genesis (6-9) is an enduring story in which human evil and divine judgment and mercy intersect in profound ways. To better grasp the depth of this narrative, it's crucial to explore its key themes. These chapter summaries allow one to delve into the theological, moral, and literary dimensions it offers.
The Flood - Genesis 6 - 9
Is there hope after failure? Can we begin again? Yes, through God’s saving acts and mercy. Explore this narrative that is rich with theological insights, where Noah’ faith and God’s grace offer timeless lessons on redemption and new beginnings.
The Tower of Babel: A Comprehensive Guide
Explore the enduring story of the Tower of Babel from Genesis 11:1-9. Discover its historical context, theological reflections, and cultural impact. Dive into the narrative that explains human ambition, divine intervention, and the origin of diverse languages. Read more now!
It is Finished: Connection and Community
Jesus’ last words, “It is finished,” are a three-word sermon that invites us into a life of peace, community, and connection. It is a call to lay down our arms and to find last peace. Feeling isolated in a connected world? Jesus' last words, "It is finished," offer hope! We can live in a community and connect with others.
It is Finished: The Gospel Versus Domination
Jesus’ last words, “It is finished,” is a gospel call to reject violence and domination and instead welcome community, connection, and service
Finding Faith and Hope Outside an Empty Tomb
As we grow in our faith development, it is natural to ask questions and to wonder. At times, we can feel a strain as we try to make sense of the questionsand the world around us. The people in the Bible are no different. In our story, they find hope and faith in the Easter story of the Resurrection of Jesus Christ.
You Can Stand Strong in Your Faith this Year!
Have you wondered how you can take better ownership of your faith? Just need some simple advice? You can do it. Whether you are starting off or getting back on the road of discipleship, this advice will help.