Bible Studies
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Do your best to present yourself to God as one approved, a worker who has no need to be ashamed, rightly handling the word of truth.
A Crushed Spirit, Who Can Bear? (Job 15:1–17:16)
When people—including Christians—undergo (especially intense and inexplicable) suffering, it is not uncommon to hear them say some not-so-easy-to-digest words. As...
The Gracious Thing in Unjust Things (1 Peter 2:18–25)
Peter wanted his readers to face injustice with grace. He knew that sometimes those who hold power abuse their authority and therefore abuse those under their authority....
Fundamentally Fruitful (John 15:1–17)
In a world of consumers, Christians are to be fruitful. We are to be characterised by fruitfulness, which is full of love and joy because we are connected to the Vine,...
A Song of Protection (Psalm 121:1–8)
The psalmist asked, “From where does my help come?” In response to his own question, he answered, trust the Lord and he will protect you all the way to heaven. We consider...
A Confused Confidence (Job 13:6–14:22)
The Bible is filled with accounts of believers who illustrate the faith of the distraught father, “Lord, I believe. Help my unbelief!” (Mark 9:24). It is perplexing that...
Freely Subjected (1 Peter 2:13–17)
Gorgias is a fourth-century philosophical dialogue written by Plato. In it, Socrates hosts a fictional dinner gathering at which he and a handful of other real-life...