Tag prophecy

Resurrection of the Dead

The Scriptures say that all the dead shall be raised back to life when Jesus returns. Will everyone come to life in an instant? The Bible says there are two resurrections. Why does it say, 'Blessed are those of the first resurrection'?

Return of Christ

What do Daniel’s prophecies predict about world-controlling empires and governments? What happens after the fall of Rome, the last of the Great Empires? Who is the Son of Man who is to receive the kingdom and dominion from God?

Who’s the God of History?

“I declared the former things long ago and they went forth from My mouth, and I proclaimed them. Suddenly I acted, and they came to pass… Therefore I declared them to you long ago, Before they took place I proclaimed them to you” (Isaiah 48:3,5). Here Israel’s God claims to tell history in advance, challenging rival gods and empires. Where does this God make such declarations, how were they shaped in history, and which seem to match the rise and fall of real cities and kingdoms?

Who’s the God of All of Us?

Religious Texts and the World

How do we talk about God in a world where our neighbors may follow many religions or none at all? The Bible’s God claims to be the God of all humanity, not just by power, but by a character marked by justice, mercy, and truth. How might we begin to test that claim - exploring how the Bible’s vision relates both to what we learn from science and to the broad sweep of human history?

Bible Study – Best Practices

Bible study becomes clearer when Scripture is read with care, context, and patience. This guide gathers practical principles for reading well: paying attention to literary and historical setting, seeking harmony across Scripture, weighing doctrine carefully, comparing translations, and listening closely to key Hebrew and Greek terms. It also offers guidance for reading parables, symbolic language, and epistles in ways that respect their form and purpose. What might change if familiar passages were read in their fuller context?

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