Bible Study

The saying “practice what you preach” originates from Jesus’ teaching about legalism. But notice that Jesus says “practice” not “master," so what is the reasoning behind Christ’s choice of verb?

There are specific moments when we encounter God in such an intimate way that our life is drastically altered. Consider one biblical senior citizen who had likely given up his youthful dreams and settled down to a quiet, nomadic life in the desert—until he had a life-changing encounter with God.

The primary biblical text on the nature and meaning of the Lord’s Supper/Table, also known as Communion or the Eucharist (from the Greek word for the giving of thanks) is 1 Corinthians 11:23-34.

Dr. David Jeremiah outlines inspiring Scriptures that can guide us through the COVID-19 pandemic and offers a list of biblical action steps for times of crisis.

In the midst of this pandemic consider where your allegiance and identity lie. Is it in the hands of a God who’s plans cannot be thwarted? Or is it in our own limited understanding of the world we live in?

One of the reasons God chooses us is precisely because we are jars of clay. If you are a follower of Jesus, then you have the greatest treasure ever known. He is using you to shine his light in the darkness.