bible study

A fair look at what Scripture says about the death penalty, the main views Christians hold, and where all sides agree.

The Bible says Jesus was Jewish, God has not rejected His people, and antisemitism is sin. A clear, gentle look at what Scripture teaches.

Women preaching and pastoring: faithful Christians read key passages differently. Here are the main views, their Scripture, and what all sides agree on.

A simple plan that takes you through the New Testament in about five minutes a day, five days a week, with a short journal note.

A simple Lent Bible reading plan for 2026 with daily readings, weekly themes, and guidance for prayer and fasting.

Key Bible verses about mothers and motherhood, with context and plain meaning: honor, teaching, sacrifice, grief, and hope for every stage of mothering.

Reading the whole Bible takes about 60 to 70 hours at an average pace, or 12 minutes a day for a year. The New Testament alone is 18 to 20 hours.

Learn how to study the Bible for application, moving from reading to real-life obedience with a simple, repeatable method.

Learn how to pray from Scripture: Jesus' model prayer, praying in faith, in Jesus' name, and what to do when you don't know what to say.

A beginner's guide to studying the Bible: read in context, observe, interpret, apply, and pray. Start with the Gospels and use a simple method.

The historical books of the Bible are the 12 books from Joshua to Esther. See them in order, how they tell one story of God's covenant, and how to read them well.

A guide to the Old Testament prophets: what a prophet was, the four groups of writing prophets, the prophetesses, and why their message still matters.

Learn the SOAP method of Bible study: Scripture, Observation, Application, Prayer. A simple daily plan for reading the Bible with a journal and prayer.

The Bible speaks of the church as Christ's body and calls believers to gather, hear God's Word, and stir one another up to love and good works.

A study Bible pairs Scripture with notes, maps, and cross-references. Learn what it is, how to use it well, and when to set the notes aside.

The Book of Acts was written by Luke, a physician and companion of Paul. Learn the evidence for his authorship and what Acts is about.

The Gospel of Mark is closely tied to John Mark, a companion of Peter and Barnabas. Here is what Scripture and early tradition say about its author.

The Book of Romans was written by the apostle Paul, with Tertius as his scribe. Learn the evidence, the date, and why it matters.

Meet the women of the Bible: who they were, where their stories appear, and what their faith teaches us about trusting God.