Even for those raised in church, studying the Bible can be overwhelming. Tackling this issue led Jon Collins and Tim Mackie to co-found BibleProject.
Many of us have a favorite Bible — dog-eared, marked up and littered with notes — that’s our go-to for the gospel, while a dozen others sit elsewhere in the house gathering dust.
Bibles come in all shapes and sizes. There are small-sized Bibles, many types of reference Bibles and a multitude of formats from single columns to
One struggle people face when approaching God’s Word is how to “rightly divide the Word.” What does it mean to “rightly divide the Word”? Why should Christians do this? How does one complete this task?
Stefana Dan Laing, an associate professor at Samford University’s Beeson Divinity School in Birmingham, spent the evening of Jan. 27 celebrating the launch of the new CSB Women’s Study Bible.
There is a new generation of Bibles without typical chapters and verses. They are known as Reader’s Bibles. These provide an effortless way to grasp the meaning of an entire passage or book.
Did you accomplish everything you planned to do last year? If not, think of 2025 as a time for new beginnings.
Salvation has a definite point of beginning and a continuous period of development and growth throughout one’s lifetime, it also has a point of completion
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