Bible Study

What if the most faithful thing you could do today is run? Joseph did, and his choice teaches us how to guard our hearts with wisdom and reverence.

From Biblical manhood to maintaining faith in God, here are five books of the Bible men and fathers should study.

Before you ever said “I do,” God wrote your love story. Psalm 139 isn’t just about you—it’s also about your marriage.

I want to encourage you to take the time to study the context of what you are reading. When you do, you will begin to understand Scripture a lot better, and most importantly you won’t add meaning to verses that were never truly intended in the first place.

Zion begins as a physical place, the City of David, but through the growing prophecies about the Son of David, the Messiah, coming to establish a forever kingdom, Zion becomes a symbol of both the physical city and a heavenly reality.

Perhaps what David wrote about being in the presence of the Lord all his days is a concept that draws you in and reminds you how great it is to know the Lord and experience His great love.

Along this journey from displaced to finally dwelling with God we find a group of fifteen psalms known as the Psalms of Ascent. These psalms (120-134) are all about getting back home—they are about dwelling with God. These psalms hold an important place within the story of God’s redemption.

Jesus wept…and it changes everything. Those two small words hold a powerful truth that can reshape how you see God in your grief.

In a culture drifting from God’s blueprint for marriage, here’s a clear, Scripture-based reminder of why one man and one woman remains His good and protective design.

Feeling nothing when you read the verse of the day? You're not broken. These five bold steps will help you hear God more clearly in the silence.

Forget the serene cherubs—biblically accurate angel tree toppers are shaking up Christmas decor with awe-inspiring, otherworldly figures that bring a deeper spiritual meaning to the holiday season.

Even though individuals will try to claim false information about God, such as the belief that He is a woman, God still loves them and wants them to come to know Him. Thus, God is not a woman.

Rough-hewn stones, starry hosts, lush gardens, caves, valleys, thunder, rain, and lightning—they all have a story to tell within the narrative of Scripture. But none more so than the mountains in the Bible.

Paul remained faithful, honest, and gracious, even when he was conveying painful truths designed to convict and foster spiritual refinement to the glory of God. These letters have had an impact on Christians since they were first disseminated, probably even on the one who wrote them.

Whether you’re battling stress or just feeling stuck, here are six Bible-centered ways to meet the morning with peace, strength, and purpose.