Unequally yoked meaning, explained: Paul borrowed a farming law about an ox and a donkey – and told believers already married to unbelievers not to leave.
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How to Study the Bible for Beginners: Follow a Beginner Named Peter
The simplest way to study the Bible as a beginner isn’t a method with acronyms. It’s one notebook page, one person, and two lines per scene.
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Near-Death Experiences in the Bible: What Paul Refused to Tell
Does the Bible describe near-death experiences? Paul was caught up into paradise, heard unspeakable words, then refused to say what he saw. Here is why.
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Isaiah 40:31 Explained: The Strength That Comes as an Exchange
Isaiah 40:31 explained in context: the verse answers a tired person’s complaint that God can’t see them, and “renew” means an exchange of strength.
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Who Was Epaphroditus? He Nearly Died Carrying a Gift to Paul
Who was Epaphroditus? Paul’s messenger nearly died carrying the Philippians’ gift, and what hurt him most was that his church had heard. Here is his story.
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What Is Gleaning in the Bible? Why God Told Farmers to Leave the Edges
Gleaning in the Bible was God’s harvest law: leave the field’s edges and the dropped grain so the poor could gather food themselves, with their dignity intact.
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Does God Change? 1 Samuel 15 Says Yes and No in One Chapter
Does God change? 1 Samuel 15 says God “repented” and “will not repent” 18 verses apart. Saul said “I have sinned” twice and nothing moved. Nineveh turned. Why?
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Bible for Beginners: The Numbers and Headings Came Later
A Bible for beginners isn’t a special edition. Most of what makes the page confusing – numbers, headings, red letters – was added later. Here’s how to read it.
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What Does the Bible Say About Enabling? The Father Who Stayed Home
What does the Bible say about enabling? In Luke 15 the shepherd chases the lost sheep, but the father never follows his son. Here is why that matters for you.
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What Does the Bible Say About Discernment? A Hearing Heart
What does the Bible say about discernment? Solomon asked God for a hearing heart, not a sharper mind – and Hebrews puts it in the ears too. Here is why.