Leviticus for Modern Readers: What the Book Is Trying to Do
Leviticus becomes clearer when you read it as instruction for living near God’s presence, not as a random collection of obsolete rules.
1 Corinthians: A Church Learning to Live Together
A practical guide to 1 Corinthians that follows Paul’s argument from division and disorder to love, resurrection hope, and steadfast service.
Genesis 1 and 2: Reading the Creation Accounts as Literary and Theological Texts
Genesis 1 and 2 offer complementary perspectives on creation. This study explores their literary structures, theological themes, and major interpretive questions.
Church Bulletin Printing: What Information Belongs in Print Each Week
A practical guide to deciding what belongs in a weekly church bulletin, how to organize it, and what to check before printing.
How to Plan a Youth Bible Study Around One Clear Question
A repeatable, Scripture-first process for planning a youth Bible study with one passage, one central question, helpful context, discussion, and response.
Sabbath Practice for People With Irregular Schedules
Rotating shifts, weekend duties, night work, and caregiving can disrupt a traditional day of rest. Here is a biblical, grace-filled way to build a sustainable Sabbath rhythm.
Confession and Repentance: Why the Distinction Matters
Confession honestly acknowledges sin before God, while repentance turns from sin toward God. Learn how Scripture holds them together without making either a way to earn forgiveness.
Tim Tebow Sold His Halo to Life Surge. Now He Wants Credit for Being Shocked.
Tim Tebow repeatedly lent his Christian reputation to Life Surge, a company that funneled some attendees from cheap faith-based events toward financial education costing tens of thousands of dollars. Now Tebow says he was “caught off guard” by allegations about…
Faith Is a Terrible Substitute for Critical Thinking. Life Surge Shows Why.
Faith can wire the brain to accept important claims without adequate evidence. That may feel harmless when the subject is an unfalsifiable God. It becomes dangerous when the same habit leaks into decisions about money, debt, medicine, politics, or who…
The Abrahamic Covenant: What Is Promised and Why It Matters Later
Trace the Abrahamic covenant through Genesis 12, 15, 17, and 22, then see how its promises shape later biblical teaching about faith, blessing, and hope.