Diversity is an important idea in today's world, and it is also an important Bible topic. The modern ideas about diversity can sometimes go too far in the eyes of some while others demand that there be no restrictions of any kind. Much of that debate relates to the way we tend to categorize people. The Bible has some important things to say about diversity, especially in the church.
There are many avenues of evidence to show that the Bible is from God. Someone once said that it's not one piece of evidence that is convincing but the whole body of evidence. In this lesson we are looking at several avenues of thought related to just one piece of evidence that the Bible is from God: Prophecy. Psalm 22 is an amazing testimony to the authenticity of the Scriptures.
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Habits are great tools but the wrong habits can be terrible masters! The Bible has much to say about developing and maintaining habits. Learn with us how to develop the right ones and make your life even better!
Before ascending back to heaven, Jesus gave a final charge to His apostles, known as the Great Commission. Does this message apply to us today? What was involved in the order to "go"? Find the answers in this class!
The modern religious landscape reveals many attitudes and ideas that contradict the Bible. This is no less true when looking at the idea of unity. For many, "doctrine" is evil and the cause of all division. The Bible tells a different story, one that places great importance upon finding, understanding, and holding on to doctrinal truths.
It's difficult to think about how old the Bible actually is. Over the years many people have sought to discredit it. Many have made false statements about it in the attempt to stop its influence. But it may surprise you what the Bible claims about itself. These claims are powerful and far-reaching. Here is a short list of some of its most important claims and how they impact you.
When we think of self-control we know that it involves learning to say "No!" to the things we are supposed to avoid. Often those things are self-evident, but there are other considerations beyond whether something is an obvious sin. Join in the discussion, learn more, and share your thoughts in the comments!
