“The Bible was produced by our people and is the voice of our people. It means that there were Jews 2,600 years ago, like you and me, who lived in the land where we live today, like you and like me.

A Texas pastor wants to help people better apply the lessons of the Bible to their own lives with the help of a new book, "The Jesus Book: Reading and Understanding the Bible for Yourself." "The ...

When one digs just beneath the surface of the Bible and engages its stories in their ancient culture and context, it becomes ...

JK: The Bible can’t be read alone. I was raised Catholic, so the idea of sola scriptura is really foreign for me, and it became even more foreign through my scholarship. We want people to use tools to ...

He believes orality is essential—“vital”—to understanding the Bible. L et me summarize Sandy’s propositions. “God,” he writes, “reached across great distances—so must we.” ...

This Easter, consider the ghostwriters behind the Jesus movement, writes Candida Moss - it was the skill and expertise of these secretaries and scribes that helped that movement spread, she argues.

The Bible verse Isaiah 40:28-29 is examined. Fr. Jeffrey Kirby of Indian Land, South Carolina, said the prophet didn't always understand God but used prayer and meditation to build trust.

Tyndale’s One Year Chronological Study Bible presents the Bible as a grand story, transforms the reading experience, and travels through the holy text from beginning to end. (Sponsored) ...

In Biblical Critical Theory: How the Bible’s Unfolding Story Makes Sense of Modern Life and Culture, he shows how God’s Word furnishes the tools for a better, more compelling critical theory ...

unfoldingWord’s innovative software, translationCore, is transforming how translation happens – putting powerful tools ...

This Easter, consider the ghostwriters behind the Jesus movement, writes Candida Moss - it was the skill and expertise of these secretaries and scribes that helped that movement spread, she argues.