The Bible is filled with names of places: countries, cities, regions, mountains, valleys, wells, rivers. Since they describe places halfway across the world in a time thousands of years removed, it can be easy to get lost. While it is tempting to skip over the names of foreign places, don’t ignore them. Knowing geography and […]

Christians believe the Bible is the word of God. Whether or not others believe, it reigns as the most significant book in history. But what proof is there that the Bible is not just another religious text? Why do Christians believe it is the written revelation of God? To determine this we must start by […]

It is that time of year again! Time to announce our annual Ambassadors Seminar the weekend of October 19th and 20th. This year’s seminar theme will be New Covenant Confusion. While most Christians understand that the church today is not under Israel’s Old Covenant, there is confusion about the church’s relationship to Israel’s New Covenant. […]

The Bible is a book about sin. Sins are either mentioned, listed, explained, or spoken about in every book of the Bible except two. (Song of Solomon is a song of love and marriage which Hebrews 13:4 says is honorable in all and the bed undefiled. Philemon is called the “charity epistle,” and charity is […]

The King James Bible has a vocabulary of less than 15,000 words (which includes thousands of names and places). An average 10-year-old has a larger vocabulary than this. This means that a child can also learn the vocabulary of the Bible (2 Tim 3:15). The Bible’s vocabulary is far less than the average adult vocabulary […]