| Toby Jennings | Filed Under: Adults, Blog
The first rule of biblical hermeneutics (interpreting messages) is to read the text. The second rule of biblical hermeneutics is to keep reading. The best interpreter of Scripture is Scripture. Here are a few other examples of passages that are commonly misinterpreted as a result of removing them from their biblical contexts. Psalm 37.4 “Take…
Read More Tags: context, hermeneutics, interpret, Jennings, Scripture, Seventh Day Adventist| Dwayne McCrary | Filed Under: Adults
There really are only four ways a person becomes aware of a Bible study group: the leader invites them, a group member invites them, someone outside the group invites them, or they find the group themselves. The question is which means is most effective and why. Here is how I would rank these and why.…
Read More Tags: Bible study, introduced, invited| Cindy Landes | Filed Under: Adults, Blog, Kids, Students, Young Adults
Billy Hardesty of Paragould, AR is the official winner of the one year of Explore the Bible for his entire church. Congratulations! Every church wins with Explore the Bible. It is the only book-by-book Bible study series for all ages (Adults, Young Adults, Students, Kids, and Preschool). If you would like to see actual Explore…
Read More| Adam York | Filed Under: Adults, Blog, Young Adults
Ever visited or been a part of a Bible study group where a majority of the members seem exclusively focused on gaining heavy, academic knowledge? Sure, they have lively discussions. They know incredible amounts of theological terms. There is never a shortage of opinions regarding predestination, the end times, or the Nephilim. The problem with…
Read More Tags: 20-somethings, 30-somethings, balance, Bible study, intellectualism, knowledge, leadership, missional, small groups| Toby Jennings | Filed Under: Adults, Blog
Many an atheist contends that the invisible God is nothing more than a figment of the imagination. How could any intelligent person believe in something that presents no proof that it exists? Imagine. Laying aside the naturalistic naïveté of this limited kind of thinking, let’s humor the atheist for a moment. Imagine if the invisible…
Read More Tags: atheist, Being, Carl Henry, communication, epistemology, foundational, general, gold, Hebrews, I AM, idol, Jennings, knowledge, necessary, revelation, silence, special, spokenWhether you’re discipling the youngest or eldest members of your church, Explore the Bible offers everything you need to share the good news from the whole Bible with easy-to-use, cost-effective print and digital options!
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