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Does The Bible Contain Contradictions?

One of the skeptic’s favorite tactics is to attempt to foster doubt concerning the reliability of the Bible. Many times they do this by claiming that the Bible is full of contradictions. They claim that one cannot trust the Bible because it says one thing in one place and says a completely different thing in […]

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Luke 10:1-12 Bible Study: Jesus Sends Out The Seventy-Two

by Jack Wellman

How does Jesus’ sending out the 72 apply to Christians today? Are there lessons we can gain from their experience? Is the gospel being fully proclaimed today? Luke 10:1-12 The Sending of the Seventy-Two To see exactly what we can learn from Jesus’ sending out the 72 to preach the gospel and the practical application […]

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Why People of Faith Can Embrace the ‘Noah’ Movie

by Guest

There has been no shortage of headlines in recent weeks about Paramount Pictures’ upcoming feature film Noah – with a fair amount of the coverage speculating about how closely or loosely the movie adheres to the story of the title character as found in the Bible. Unfortunately, those who have felt compelled to criticize the […]

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How To Be Faithful In Small Things

by Crystal McDowell

Many times we are impressed by those who accomplish tremendous feats of faith in God. We are tempted to see them as great spiritual warriors when the reality is that they learned faithfulness in the small things first. God shows His tremendous grace and power through believers who’ve humbly submitted their lives to Him. In […]

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The Book of Hebrews: Summary, Audience, Outline and More

by Jack Wellman

The book of Hebrews is a mysterious book. Who wrote it? What was the purpose of it? Who was the audience? The Author of Hebrews Many attribute the book of Hebrews to Paul but the vast majority of Bible scholars agree that no one knows exactly who wrote it. Paul usually gives his customary greeting […]

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6 Encouraging Prayers For Safe Travel

by Derek Hill

The older I get the more I understand why my parents wanted to know when I was going to be home and who I was riding with if I wasn’t driving. They were concerned for my safety and well-being. Whether I was walking down the street, taking a bus trip with school/church, or just driving […]

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20 Bible Verses About Satan: A Topical Study

by Daryl Evans

If you Google the word Satan, you will immediately have 28,700,000 hits or articles that link somehow to Satan. I have been a Christian for as long as I can remember and have listened to and heard many sermons and descriptions of Satan. The verses that I include for this article will include many of […]

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Situational Ethics: Is it Ever Right to Do Wrong?

by Robert Driskell

In the minds of most Christians, the term “Situational Ethics” throws up red flags and is immediately judged to be something that is bad. Let us take a look at this term and hopefully gain some clarity on its meaning and relevance. Situation Ethics is defined in the Evangelical Dictionary of Theology as “…the position that […]

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How To Accept God’s Agenda In Your Life

by Crystal McDowell

Most of us wake up every morning with some kind of agenda that we want to accomplish. We don’t always hit our mark, but we do experience small victories over completed projects. Yet because we live in a fallen world, there are many opportunities for our plans to fail miserably. We may find ourselves questioning […]

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Bible Character Study on Abigail

by David Peach

Abigail became one of the wives of King David. The story of how she met the king is a fascinating study on an interesting lady. She was sympathetic and understanding even when the situation around her was difficult. We can learn much from this Old Testament lady of faith. The main story of Abigail is […]

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