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Bible Commentaries

Grace and Anger: Praying the Imprecatory Psalms

What should we do with the imprecatory psalms — the ones that ask God for vengeance? To answer, look at how their author, David, used them.

‘He Died for All’: Atonement Through Jesus Christ’s Death in 2...

Though often overlooked by theologians, 2 Corinthians 5 presents a majestic summary of Christ's atoning sacrifice and what it means that he "died for all."

Recreating Pentecost: A Close Look at the Language of Acts 2:2-4

By exploring the way the Bible uses language — and languages use the Bible — we can get a small taste of Pentecost 2,000 years after it happened.

Of Arguments About Origins: The Point of the Creation Story

The beauty of the creation story — and the true scandal of its message — often get lost in our debates about it.

The Creator Is More Mesmerizing Than Creation: A Commentary on Genesis...

Creation is good and worth consideration. But it is still less mesmerizing than the One who created it. Genesis 1-2 direct our gaze back to our Creator.

Unveiling the Lordship of Jesus: A Bible Study on Mark 4–5

In Mark 4–5, we see the veil between heaven and earth pulled back and realize that Jesus is truly Lord of creation — and everything in it. 

How to Find Rest in God — Even When the Work’s...

Jesus didn't give Martha the answer she wanted — but he also didn't rebuke her. The work does need to get done, but we can find peace in His presence while we do it.

No More Dead Ends: The Life-Transforming Power of the Risen Jesus

The Resurrection means that Jesus has opened a glorious way for us to belong, to believe, and to become.

What Did the Early Church Actually Look Like? Recovering the Vision...

Many people advocate a return to early church practices. But as Acts 2 shows, if we're serious about that, we need to set aside our radical individualism.

Jesus’ Last Words on the Cross: It Is Finished

The Greek word "tetelestai" — "it is finished" — might be the most significant word ever uttered. To explain why, bestselling author Charles Martin guides us back to the Cross.

When Jesus Makes a Cameo in Genesis 3

At humanity's most tragic moment in Genesis 3, something curious happens: we see a foreshadowing of Jesus at Easter.

Psalm 91: A Door to Mental Health in Troubled Times

Anxiety disorders are rising rapidly worldwide. While therapy is an important intervention, Psalm 91 will guide you to lasting refuge in Jesus.

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