5 Words for Bible Lovers to Know: Illumination
This is a series on 5 words every Bible lover should know. The fourth word is “illumination,” the process by which the Holy Spirit helps us to understand and apply Scripture to our lives.
Read MoreThis is a series on 5 words every Bible lover should know. The fourth word is “illumination,” the process by which the Holy Spirit helps us to understand and apply Scripture to our lives.
Read MoreThe Bible is full of irrepressible hope, huge promises, and against-all-odds victories. And we are told to embrace them with hearts full of anticipation. We are called to be people of unquenchable hope and expectation—to interpret every situation in light of the good things God is doing in it and to expect our lives to overflow with His goodness.
Read MoreThis is a series on 5 words every Bible lover should know. The third word is "canonization," the process by which early church leaders received, recognized, and arranged the individual books into the official Bible.
Read MoreThis is a series on 5 words every Bible lover should know. The second word is "inspiration," the process by which God breathed the Scriptures through human authors using their unique styles, personalities, and life experiences.
Read MoreThis is a series on 5 words every Bible lover should know. The first word is "revelation," the process by which God supernaturally makes known that which could not otherwise be known.
Read MorePsalm 119 is filled with rich images and deep truths about Scripture that teach us why reading and studying the Bible is so important.
Read MoreGratitude is meant to be a year-round attitude, and it creates a rich environment for us to live in, both within our hearts and in our relationships. So how do we know if we are living with gratitude?
Read MoreThose of us who follow Christ understand that He offered His body and blood through His crucifixion and resurrection. More than a one-time meal at salvation, He offers us the Bread of Life on a daily basis. How do we receive it?
Read MoreUsing various texts from Scripture’s original languages, the translator set about to update older versions of the Bible to be more readable. He was brave to do so; traditionalists have a way of making change costly.
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