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Translation, Transformation, and Doctrine: Theological Implications of Language and Meaning

This article examines the theological and pastoral implications of translations in Catholic doctrine and practice. It demonstrates how linguistic decisions have contributed to endu...

The Fine Print of Faith: Amusing Errors and Biblical Misprints

An earlier article examined how misreadings of key phrases and terminology in Catholic prayers and doctrines had a lasting impact on how believers practiced their faith for many ye...

3 Misconceptions Your Kids Might Have About the Bible

The message of the Bible can be summarized simply: God has revealed his plan to save his people from their sins through Christ’s death and resurrection and the power of his Spirit.

Context, Context, Context — Applying biblical thinking

From Phillip Jensen – “Hard passages of the Bible are great passages. The reason that they are hard is because we are not thinking biblically. Wrestling with these hard passages gi...

4 Bad Reasons (and 4 Good Ones) to Use a Commentary

The goal of all Bible study is not that we would assimilate the facts we find in our study aids, but that we would dive deeply into God’s Word and grow to love its divine author.

Wednesday Bible study: metaphoritis

John 15 begins with a bizarrely extended metaphor about fruits and vines, which apparently is supposed to mean something. Well, one meaning is clear: people who don't worship Jesus...

What Is the Best Way to Study the Bible?

The best way to approach the Bible it simply to start reading it consistently - with prayer, crying out to God, "I would like to know the truth about who you are as I'm reading the...

Stop Reading the New Testament Blind (Convo with Leonard Sweet)

Welcome to another Thursday UNFILTERED blog post, the only blog that believes that Cain couldn’t please God with his offering because he just wasn’t Abel. Before you get defensive,...

How to Study the Bible for Beginners

Many find engaging with the Bible daunting, but understanding its core purpose—knowing God—and adopting simple, consistent practices can transform your reading experience. Discover...

The Covenant Seasoned with Salt

By Elizabeth Prata In 2 Peter 3:15-16, Peter wrote that there are some things Paul wrote that are hard to understand. The unstable distort those things. Perhaps the Holy Spirit did...

Book review: Between Interpretation and Imagination: C. S. Lewis and the Bible by Leslie Baynes

IN his book Between Interpretation and Imagination, Professor Leslie Baynes gives a biblical scholar’s perspective on C. S. Lewis’s various engagements with the Bible and with bibl...

The Meaning of Rain in the Eyes of God – Old Testament

M. Adams, Townhall Hi, everyone, thanks for joining our Bible study about rain. How this topic came about was indirect and divinely inspired. Up until the last possible moment, th...

Andrew Wommack Devotional 9 April 2026 – Understanding God’s Word

Pentecost embodies spirit of listening, liberation across language barriers

When the Anglican Journal asked clergy and scholars to explain the significance of Pentecost, it heard diverse interpretations reflective of the biblical story behind the feast day...

5 Questions for Better Bible Study

Unlock deeper understanding and spiritual growth from your Bible study by moving beyond passive reading. Discover practical questions to ask that will transform your engagement wit...

Dry Bones: Three Prophecies!

As we read favourite Bible passages again and again, something wonderful happens — The LORD shows us new revelations of things we’d never considered before.

Let America read the Bible with vibrant faith in Christ

We should pray that, within our churches and communities, people would read God’s Word and meditate on it day and night—not merely for information or cultural impact, but to find a...

The Biblical Theme of Betrayal

By Rollin Grams, Bible and Mission. Introduction The evil people do against others is often mentioned in Scripture, yet one particular type of evil seems to sit in the shadows: bet...

Why Is Ezekiel 25:17 Going Viral Again?

What happens when words that sound biblical are mistaken for actual Scripture in public life? Take a deeper look at Ezekiel 25:17 to explore how pop culture, authority, and familia...

Biblical Theology is Key

Peter Jensen writes at the Moore College website – “The mere fact that our College is 170 years old this year does not mean that it is excellent. Many an institution has fallen bad...

Bible Reading #15

Sunday, April 5, 2026NKJV Wide Margin Sovereign2 Samuel 4-5; Isaiah 40-41; Hebrews 7-8ESV Women's Study BibleLuke 20-22; KJV Chronological Life ApplicationMatthew 15, Matthew 16:1-...

JD Farag: Writing Off Of The Writing Of Bible Prophecy

Prophecy Update - 2026-05-03JD Farag(video)Pastor JD explains why so many are writing off the writing of Bible prophecy specific to the sound doctrine of the pretribulation rapture...

Things Are Getting Serious :: By Nathele Graham

As long as I can remember, I’ve read Scripture. Much of it was confusing, especially the parts that were prophetic. So much couldn’t really be understood because the time wasn’t ri...