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Let the Holy Spirit Guide You: Bible Study Resources to Deepen...

Whether you're preparing for Pentecost or want to grow closer to God through His Holy Spirit, these Bible studies will help you better understand and experience the third person of the Trinity.

What Is the Ascension? The Meaning and Power of an Overlooked...

The Ascension is not a footnote to the Resurrection — it's the hinge between Jesus' earthly ministry and his heavenly reign.

Bible Verses for Holy Week and Easter (2026)

Read through Holy Week from Palm Sunday to Easter with these select Bible verses, plus full Gospel passages and Lectionary readings for each day of the week.

Christmas Facts and Fictions: Sorting Through Myth, History, and Scripture for...

When and where was Jesus born? Who was Saint Nicholas, and how did he become Santa Claus? Is Christmas pagan? All your Christmas questions answered!

The Prophecies Fulfilled by the Wise Men and Their Gifts for...

Why would the wise men make such a long, arduous journey to greet the newborn Jesus? How did they know he was coming? And what did their gifts mean?

How the Old Testament’s Messianic Prophecies Point to Jesus

Christians say the prophet Isaiah foretold that the Messiah would be born of a virgin — but critics argue that's based on a mistranslation. Who is right?

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.

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.

One of These Things Is Not Like the Other Ones: A...

When Scripture describes Jesus as the King of all kings, it's painting the portrait of One who’s different than all other leaders and rulers in history.

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.

What Do Donkeys, Palms, and Psalms of Praise Have in Common?

Bible translations around the world help us read the details of Palm Sunday more closely, from the unridden colt to the type of palm to the joyful Hosannas!

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