The hymn, How Firm a Foundation, was published back in 1787, attributed to an author only known as “K.” It contains five commonly accepted verses—each with just four lines—but the original contained two additional verses. How Firm a Foundation is very...
I recently had the privilege of interviewing Dr. Douglas Moo. You may have heard his name before, especially if you’re a big student on the book of Romans. Dr. Moo is chair of the Committee on Bible Translation, the body of scholars responsible for keeping the...
Bible geeks, meet Pastor Gregg Farah. Gregg is one of those friends of mine that I met through this Overview Bible Project adventure, and I’ve shared some of his gems here and there with you before. Gregg’s a pastor in New York and a consultant with The...
Dr. Ken Berding is tackling a pressing issue to today’s church: biblical literacy and the staggering lack thereof. If you’re the kind of person who frequents this blog, there’s a good chance you’ve heard of Dr. Berding before. He’s the...
Have you ever … Started reading a book of the Bible and wound up super confused 5 minutes later? Wondered how to introduce a book of the Bible to your youth group? Encouraged your kids to spend time in the Word, but couldn’t tell them where to start? If so,...
Psalm 119 is the Bible-study anthem. I’m working through this psalm focusing on three things: Reasons to read and study the Word Ways to respond to the Word How the gospel of Jesus makes this Psalm even better (today) We’re in the second section of the...
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