• Topic > Biblical Studies

    How to gain wisdom when handling both victories and losses with grace

    No matter how smart we are, we won’t win every argument. So how can we be humble when we win and gracious when we lose? Let’s study the book of Job.

    Let’s look at the probing questions God asked Job, in order to reveal the truth of who God is!

    The ancient philosopher Socrates was known for using insightful questions to arrive at truth. But God was using this method long before Socrates showed up! Our study of the life of Job continues.

    Discover why suffering is not always the result of sin

    We often equate pain with punishment. When something goes wrong in our life, we often assume it’s because we did something wrong. Let’s study the example of Job, which challenges our thoughts about both justice and mercy.

    Why it’s fruitful to believe that God knows us individually

    Faith means trusting that God knows how much we can handle, even when we’re in the midst of difficult circumstances. Perhaps you’re wondering if your trial is more than you can bear.

    A challenging yet encouraging study on the book of Job

    The story of Job brings up a lot of questions, like, “Why would God let all that happen to such a good guy?” Let’s jump back into a study in the book of Job.

    Let’s tackle the question “Where is God when I hurt?”

    With so much pain and brokenness in the world, have you ever felt like God is indifferent to suffering? Like He knows where we’re hurting, but still remains distant? More from our study in Job.

    Job’s place in Scripture, and the lessons we can learn from this story of faith

    Compared to the uplifting or encouraging books of the Bible, the book of Job seems to stand out like a sore thumb.

    Discover how we all have a spiritual need, and it’s only Jesus who can quench our thirst

    When your mouth is dry, your tongue is parched, and the temperature starts to rise, only one thing can satisfy your thirst.

    How Jesus cuts through our defenses to reach our hearts

    Let’s continue our study of John chapter 4. We’ll listen in on a conversation between Jesus and the woman at the well. Jesus cuts through our defenses and interruptions in order to reach our hearts.

    One woman’s pursuit of a meaningful relationship, and how she found it in Jesus!

    No one likes to be alone. And in order to make the loneliness go away, we can make some bad choices!

    The Power Of Ritual

    When I was growing up, one of the rules in our house was that we weren’t allowed to go to bed angry (Eph. 4:26). All our fights and disagreements had to be resolved. The companion to that rule was this bedtime ritual: Mom and Dad would say to my brother and me, “Good night. I love you.” And we would respond, “Good night. I love you too.”

    Unbelievable Grace

    What do you expect from life? For Naomi and Ruth, probably they couldn’t expect much. We read their story in the book of Ruth. Chapter one opens with a famine in the land. At that time, Elimelech took his wife Naomi and two sons into the foreign land of […]

    The Ultimate Sacrifice

    When Deng Jinjie saw people struggling in the water of the Sunshui River in the Hunan province of China, he didn’t just walk by. In an act of heroism, he jumped into the water and helped save four members of a family. Unfortunately, the family left the area while he was still in the water. Sadly, Jinjie, exhausted from his rescue efforts, was overwhelmed and swept away by the river current and drowned.

    Don’t miss the exciting and encouraging end of the story

    The account of Jesus raising Lazarus from the dead is a gripping story. Just when you think you know how the story will end, there’s a twist in the plot! Let’s conclude their study of Lazarus from John chapter 11.

    Let’s unravel a puzzling statement that Jesus made about being rich

    You don’t have to be a tailor to know that a camel won’t fit through the eye of a needle. But according to Jesus, that’s easier than someone who is wealthy getting into heaven!