For more than 2,000 years, scholars have been translating the Bible. And they’re still refining it as they learn more… The Old Testament was written over a 1,500-year period before the birth of Christ. It was written primarily in Hebrew, with a few portions in Aramaic. The New Testament was written within 70 years of … Continue Reading
Wow, what a week it’s been! Two major discoveries of Old Testament locations (that can be seen on Bible maps) found. Let’s just cut to the chase and see what we’ve got! Plus, get a free eChart at the end of this post! Yes, you’re welcome. 🙂 1. Evidence for David and Goliath Battle Site … Continue Reading
Baptism is often described as an outward sign of an inward change. It is a public testimony that you believe in Jesus Christ as your Lord and Savior. Your baptism powerfully proclaims what God has done, and is doing, in your life. In addition, as a follower of Jesus, you are publicly saying that … Continue Reading
The Olympics are well underway! Have you been watching your favorite events? Wouldn’t it be great if you had an Olympics-themed Bible study for your small group? You can even prepare cookies shaped like the Olympic rings! Well, snacks aside, we’ve got just the thing for you… Olympics Bible Study (with Discussion Questions) Read the … Continue Reading
When life doesn’t seem worth living, when there doesn’t seem any truth or joy or even answers in the world, the spiritual connection of faith provides a source of truth, joy, and answers outside of you. This spiritual reservoir can spring up and replenish parched souls. When you are in the midst of depression, you … Continue Reading
During the past couple weeks, we saw the RNC and the DNC go by and a lot of decisions and opinions have been cast. Whether or not you like our current commander-in-chief, something he said at the DNC was convicting to our entire country: “Don’t boo. Vote.” Recent voter turnout has been 60% during presidential … Continue Reading
What Was Paul’s “Thorn in the Flesh?” The Apostle Paul endured great hardships to serve the Lord (2 Corinthians 11:23-29). Yet something tormented Paul and was an incredible burden for him. Paul referred to this burden as “a thorn in the flesh” (2 Corinthians 12:7). No one knows exactly what this “thorn” represented. Some suggest … Continue Reading
Spiritual abuse is no new idea. There are some very subtle ways that abuse can hide in the Church, and we want to help you spot them! Go through the list and think about what you may notice around you, at your church, workplace, or community. This doesn’t mean that you’re in a cult or … Continue Reading
Free Armor of God eChart on the Shield of Faith Deepen your understanding of the Armor of God with this incredible overview on the “Shield of Faith.” Find out how ancient Roman soldiers used “shields” in battle to protect themselves and how soldiers worked together to ultimately defeat the enemy. Paul warned the believers in … Continue Reading
Free eChart: Life of Joseph Includes a timeline, chart, family tree, and more! Send this printable PDF to your friends, family, pastors, worship directors, church leaders, children Sunday School leaders, and small group members FOR FREE! From a pit, to a prison, and finally to a palace, Joseph’s story is an incredible reminder of God’s … Continue Reading
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