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Inductive Bible Study is a tool in the toolkit for Bible readers. A critical part of Bible study is discovering what the biblical text means and then aiming to apply the biblical text to our lives faithfully.

Human beings live under many constraints, some visible and some invisible. God, on the other hand, does not exist under the same limitations. When people are reminded of what they cannot do, it is a good opportunity to consider how God is not...

Spiritual life quite simply is the life lived in and with God. Just as physical life begins when our physical heart starts beating, our spiritual life begins when our spiritual heart starts beating. More specifically, spiritual life begins when we...

1 Peter 3:15 calls us to always be prepared to “give the reason” (from the Gk. logos) for our hope. This is a call for prepared verbal or spoken defense of our faith.

The Lord desires for you to place Him first in your life, but He knows it can be hard with the worries of life. He wants you to come to Him and place Him first, for He is the One who ultimately establishes your steps.

When a person places faith in Jesus, the individual is given true spiritual healing. True spiritual healing from Jesus entails forgiveness of past sins and eternal life. God gives true spiritual healing — spiritual healers do not.

This well-known Christian phrase originates from the words of Jesus Himself when instructing His followers on how to pray. The Lord's Prayer is central to the Christian faith and important we understand this crucial piece, "Thy kingdom come, thy...

Edgar H. Andrews talks about Richard Dawkins' book The God Delusion and the need for effective Christian responses to atheistic arguments.

The Bible reveals that life is originated by the Creator, who is supreme and sovereign over creation. Jesus Christ is the only way to God, the heavenly Father. In Him, we can find truth and eternal life.

Isaiah’s words about the Servant of the Lord are filled with hope and encouragement. They are an invitation to enter the very work that God is doing in this world. As the Lord’s servants, let us take up our calling.

Indeed, heaven is very real, and we will very much be a part of it. But life will not be life as we know it here. Our bodies will be free from disease, pain, tears, and death in heaven. We will know what we do not now know.

The meaning of life, according to Christian faith, is ultimately found in Jesus Christ. In him, the questions about identity, origin, meaning, purpose, and destiny are answered with a profound hope. We are the beloved children of God, created by...

Jesus and his apostles made it clear that the spiritual life doesn't stop with being saved: we have to grow spiritually, becoming more like our savior. Here is what classic Christian teachers, from C.S Lewis to Dallas Willard, have said about...

Displaying God’s love is a choice. We can successfully do so by choosing to allow the Spirit to guide us. We choose to accept and outwardly demonstrate God’s description of love so we can apply it to all that we do, including in our personal...

Poly means “many,” as in polygamy (many marriages) or polyglot (many languages). Polytheism means “many gods.” Polytheists believe in and worship multiple gods. While one might consider such religions primitive, several extant polytheistic...

The strength of God is made perfect in our shortcomings. At the point when we are frail in ourselves, we have strength in the grace of Jesus. When we feel that we are powerless in ourselves, we are to go to Christ and receive strength from him.

Pantheism breaks down the divide between people and God. Pantheists believe that the divine dwells within everyone and every created thing; Christians believe the Spirit lives in God’s people.

Transgression may be an old-fashioned word, but it's an important one, especially in the Bible. The Bible's description of transgression teaches us something crucial about our need for God.

When we talk about the authority of Scripture, we are saying more than just, "it's an important book." To say Scripture has authority is to state it is a uniquely-inspired book that affects our lives in radical ways.

Why should Christians know what the cultural mandate is, and how to use it wisely for God's glory?