Beholding Christ in All 66 Books of the Bible
As we open our Bibles, we behold him in shadows in the Old Testament and in substance in the New Testament.
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As we open our Bibles, we behold him in shadows in the Old Testament and in substance in the New Testament.
We might think that the story of Jesus begins when we get to the Gospels. But the Gospel writers work from Genesis to introduce us to Jesus, the Christ.
Michael Carasik, The Torah Biblical scholars employ many methods to interpret the text, but one perspective is often overlooked: reading the Bible as the work of writers. Attendin...
Michael Carasik, The Torah Biblical scholars employ many methods to interpret the text, but one perspective is often overlooked: reading the Bible as the work of writers. Attendin...
I previously wrote a blog article on “The Use of the Psalms in Counseling.” Today, I would like to share a testimony-like reflection on using Old Testament narrative texts in bibli...
Nancy Guthrie discusses the importance of beholding Christ in all of Scripture and how this changes the way we read the Bible and live our lives.
Stonestreet & Carico, Breakpoint There's a Study Bible for almost everyone. But could all those helpful notes actually distract us from the most important words on the page?
Third Avenue Baptist Church Louisville, KY The Flow of Biblical History in Joshua Joshua 1:1-24:33 September 20, 2026 The post The Flow of Biblical History in Joshua appeared first...
By Elizabeth Prata In Him, you also, after listening to the message of truth, the gospel of your salvation—having also believed, you were sealed in Him with the Holy Spirit of the...
Word of the Living God 2 Timothy 3:14–17 All Scripture is breathed out by God and profitable. 2 Timothy 3:16 It is in the Bible alone that we can learn of God’s redemption of sinne...
We have a rich opportunity in the limited years we are given with students to present the glorious gospel of Jesus Christ from every part of God's Word and apply it to every area o...
Before we explore how to apply our understanding and love for the gospel in our Bible reading, let us begin with five essential principles to keep in mind whenever we engage with G...
Churchgoers remain confident in their ability to understand and explain the Bible, but a growing number believe the truths of the Scripture have lost relevance. The post Churchgoer...
“Christian Zionism” is a term that blends both political and theological perspectives, and it is considered dangerous by some because of the profound implications these combined id...
The first five books of the Bible can feel intimidating, especially for new believers, but Genesis through Deuteronomy tell one connected story. Amanda Idleman offers a beginner-fr...
In this introduction to ‘Theology Refresh,’ David Mathis and Lewis Guest IV explore reasons to go deeper into theology — not simply to gain more knowledge but to know God more deep...
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