If you've ever wondered how to pray, you're in good company: so did the disciples. That's why Jesus gives us a framework, not a formula, for effective prayer.
As the people of God — a chosen people, a royal priesthood, God’s special possession — prayer is not optional. It's not a last resort. The call to prayer is nothing less than entering into the zone of the kingdom of heaven.
In Ephesians 6, Paul tells us we are engaged in spiritual warfare against one Enemy, and to defeat him we must put on the full armor of God. But what does that armor look like?
The "Areopagus address" in Acts 17 is a famous example of Paul's apologetics to the gentiles. But the Apostle isn't just evangelizing — he's defending himself in court.
John MacArthur's popular Bible Study series continues with Ezekiel, which uses symbolism to demonstrate the glory of the Lord leading His people to redemption and restoration.
Have you been feeling more anxious recently? You’re not alone. Over the past decade, Psalm 91 has been climbing the ranks of most-popular verses on Bible Gateway.
The psalms are more than worshipful poems — they are indispensable for the Christian life. Add them to your armory, and they will help you renew your mind with longing for your home in Christ.
In 2 Peter, redemptive knowledge is about transformation in virtue through Jesus Christ, avoiding false teachings. New Testament scholar Scot McKnight guides us through the major themes of the book, with questions for study and application.
Through Rembrandt's painting "Jeremiah Lamenting the Destruction of Jerusalem," pastor and author Russ Ramsey demonstrates the intricate art and poetry of lament.
