Research: How Well Do Churchgoers Understand the Bible?
Most churchgoers are comfortable addressing others' doubts, but still feel gaps in their Bible understanding.
Tag: Bible
Exploring the Theme of the Bondage of Creation in the Bible
The contention of this series of articles is that the Bible is set in the land of wild things. That is, the Bible is more fantasticalbeautiful, dangerous and strangethan we give it credit for. What we incorrectly call the natural and the supernatural, as if they are distinct and isolated realms, are actually part of the bondage of creation […]
Fall 2020 New Bible Release Roundup
New Bibles releasing late summer and into fall offer study and preaching resources that dig deep into God’s Word. Here are a few of the new Bibles that are coming soon: • Unfolding Grace: 40 Guided Readings through the Bible (Crossway) presents the overarching storyline of God’s Word as revealed through 40 Scripture readings drawn … Continued
‘Immerse From Home’ Virtual Bible Book Club Available
The Institute for Bible Reading offers a free two-week book club study of Luke–Acts
Why No Single Bible Translation Is The Best
Exploring what we misunderstand about the nature of translations and why there's no single best Bible translation choice.
Join the ‘Year of the Bible’ Movement
Leaders are meeting at the Museum of the Bible in Washington, D.C., on March 4.
Year of the Bible – Leader’s Gathering (Mar. 4)
March 4th at the Museum of the Bible
How to Make Bible Reading a Habit
Four tips for making bible reading a habit and creating more and better times in the word.
Wycliffe Equipping Bible Translators Threatened by Persecution
Translators are relentless in their efforts even in the face of danger.
5 Faith Inconsistencies We’re Teaching Our Kids
The common parenting phrase "Do as I say, not as I do" highlights the faith inconsistencies we are inadvertently teaching our kids.