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3 days ago · Bible Study. Explore the Bible. 4 Questions to Consider as You Think about the President. This is not easy and I have not gotten this right all the time. Yet, I want to. Not because I am ever going to agree with or like every president that gets elected. More so because I want my life to reflect Christ. If that means humbling myself, or obeyin...
3 days ago · Articles. ›. 5 Questions to Ask of the Text. It is time to study the word of God. You pray for illumination (Psalm 119:18). You select a passage of scripture to study. You then…. This is where many people get stumped. Every time.
3 days ago · The Bible compares Elijah with John the Baptist ( Luke 1:17 ), both prophesying to wicked generations (and also because both appear to have eccentric attitudes). As we see in the narrative, Elijah takes on an assistant with a similar name: Elisha. At the end of Elijah’s ministry, he anoints Elisha and is taken up into heaven in a whirlwind ...
2 days ago · What repeated words/phrases/themes do you see in this passage? Who is David afraid of (think of last week's passage) and who is David 's hope? How does David describe his enemies and how does he describe the LORD? What is David asking the LORD to do and why/on what grounds?
3 days ago · Bible Study Questions For John 4. Are you looking to deepen your understanding of the Gospel of John? Dive into an enriching study experience with our curated Bible Study Questions for John 4. Explore the profound teachings and transformative encounters in this chapter as you embark on a journey of spiritual growth and insight.
Jan 5, 2024 · 'This Is the Day that the Lord Has Made' Verse Explained. Though many of us know these words from songs in vacation Bible school, this familiar tune comes from scripture. The Bible verse “This is the day that the Lord has made” appears in Psalm 118. It’s not a psalm sung while watching the sunrise, nor is it about each new day.
Jan 18, 2024 · In the New Testament, the term “Israel” is sometimes used to refer to all believers in Christ. This is because, through Jesus, all people – Jews and Gentiles alike – can become part of God’s chosen people. Israel represents spiritual blessings. In Galatians 6:16, the apostle Paul refers to the “Israel of God.”.
