How Do I Study My Bible?
Most people want to go deeper into God’s Word but don’t know where to start. This guide breaks down the simple steps to studying your Bible with purpose and clarity.
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What Is the S.O.A.P. Bible Study Method?
Stop just reading your Bible and start experiencing it. The S.O.A.P. method is a practical framework that helps you observe God’s truth and apply it directly to your life every single day.
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The Seasons of Marriage
Just like the changing seasons, your marriage will go through times of growth, death, excitement and change.
Read MoreWhich Bible Translation Should I Choose?
With so many Bibles on the shelf, it’s hard to know where to start. We break down the differences between major translations like the NIV, ESV, and NLT to help you choose the right one.
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What Does the Bible Say About Angels?
Imagine what an angel looks like – then watch to see if you’re right.
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6 Bible Passages on Homosexuality that Every Christian Should Study and Pray About
Our culture tells us that homosexuality should be celebrated, but what does the Bible say?
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What Does the Bible Say About Astrology?
Many people look to the stars for guidance, but what does the Bible say about astrology? Explore the biblical warnings against divination and learn why trusting God is better than checking your horoscope.
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How to Handle Weird Sexual Thoughts
Your hormones are raging, and that can drive you crazy. Here’s how to handle it.
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Are Christians Supposed to Judge Others?
Jesus taught his followers not to judge – but it’s the most misinterpreted verse in the entire Bible.
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Excel in the Act of Giving
Some of us are good at playing church but are bad at giving. Find out why that’s inconsistent.
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How Do I Handle Hurt and Pain?
What do you typically do when you feel hurt or stressed? The best thing to do is to turn to God and trust Him to lead you through it.
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God Loves the Worst Version of You
Jesus died for us while we were still sinners, not once we’d cleaned up our act.
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Should Christians Watch Horror Movies?
The question isn’t really about horror stories; it’s about being discerning about all of your entertainment choices.
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The Dangers of Labels and Judging Others
Labels can be dangerous and hurtful so be careful how you use them.
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Success vs. Significance – Which One Will You Pursue?
Success is great but it can be a selfish pursuit. The better way is to live a life of significance which means loving and serving others.
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WWJT (What Would Jesus Tweet?)
If you are a follower of Jesus, everything you say and do reflects on Him. Be careful and thoughtful about how you use social media.
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How Do I Know If It’s God’s Voice or Just My Own Thoughts
There are some things you can do to help you discern God’s will for your life.
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Purpose in Pain
When bad things happen we are quick to say “Why me, God?” God can use even the hard stuff to make us stronger.
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Is There Hope When Dealing with Infertility?
It’s easy to lose hope when you desperately want a child and it’s just not happening. But there are things you can cling to that can change your perspective.
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Is It Okay to Doubt?
Is it always a bad thing to doubt your faith? Or is doubt just a normal part of the journey?
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Race and the Bible
What if racial issues is a gospel issue? How should the church respond if these issues are connected, not separate?
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How to Make Friends Who Don’t Look Like You
The Kingdom of God will be God’s diverse family of sons and daughters that have given their lives over to Him. If we really want to reflect God’s Kingdom, we’ve got to be intentional about looking like it. Here are three ways…
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Is Reading the Bible Worth It?
Is reading the Bible really worth the time and effort? It is…but it’s going to cost you.
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Should Christian Students Drink and Party?
As Christians it can feel like we’re missing out when the young people around us are drinking…but we’re not.
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