Sep 13, 2026 | Articles
The Minor Prophets are not twelve small books with small messages. They are God’s Word to real people who had real sin, real fear, real worship, and real rebellion before a holy God. A faithful minor prophets historical context study helps you hear each warning...
Sep 12, 2026 | Articles
The Gospels do not compete with one another. They bear united witness to one Lord, one gospel, one Savior, and one true history of what Jesus Christ said and did. When you compare parallel gospel accounts, don’t come to the text looking for a problem to solve....
Sep 11, 2026 | Articles
The Bible is one story, and Jesus Christ is not missing from the Old Testament. Biblical typology helps us see how God used real people, events, institutions, and objects to prepare His people for the coming Savior. But this is not permission to turn every number,...
Sep 10, 2026 | Articles
A Greek or Hebrew word can illuminate a passage, but it cannot be allowed to rule the passage. Biblical word studies are helpful when they make us listen more carefully to what God has said, and harmful when they make a dictionary entry louder than the verse itself....
Sep 9, 2026 | Articles
A verse can sound clear while its meaning has been completely changed by the way it is used. That is what happens when we lift one sentence from Scripture, detach it from its setting, and make it say what we already wanted to hear. To interpret Bible passages...
Sep 8, 2026 | Articles
Biblical stories can move us, warn us, and strengthen us, but they can also be mishandled when we rush past what God actually said. Biblical narrative interpretation begins with a simple commitment: we will not make the passage say whatever we need it to say....
