Oct 7, 2026 | Articles
You can read Exodus, remember the burning bush and the divided sea, and still miss what holds the book together. God rescues a people for Himself, and Israel’s deliverance in Exodus must be understood within that purpose. We must hear what God says about Israel...
Oct 6, 2026 | Articles
A prophetic promise can comfort you and still be misunderstood when you separate it from the people God first addressed. We honor God’s Word by receiving its whole message, including the circumstances in which He spoke. Reading biblical prophecy in its...
Oct 5, 2026 | Articles
A footnote in your Bible should lead you toward careful study, not away from Christ. When you discover that ancient copies sometimes differ, you need a truthful explanation, because confidence in Scripture should never depend on hiding evidence. New Testament...
Oct 4, 2026 | Articles
The authority of God’s Word cannot be created by a show of hands. When you ask how the New Testament canon was recognized, the answer involves careful discernment over time, with broad agreement about many books and continuing questions about others. We must...
Oct 3, 2026 | Articles
You cannot understand the New Testament fully while leaving the Old Testament closed. Old Testament quotations reveal who Jesus is, explain His saving work, and direct God’s people toward faith and obedience. We read these connections carefully because God spoke...
Oct 2, 2026 | Articles
The names you are tempted to skip belong to the Word God has given you. When we read biblical genealogies carefully, we see family relationships, covenant promises, and the history through which God brought Jesus Christ into the world. You don’t need to...
