by krissymiles | Jan 12, 2021 | Bible study
For many Christians, reading the Bible can feel a lot like a chore. So many stories, too many characters, confusing time frames, and wildly unbelievable phenomenon top the list of obstacles many find simply too difficult to overcome the inertia that describes many...
by krissymiles | Jan 5, 2021 | Bible study
A 2020 Barna Group study discovered that merely 1 in 4 Americans are practicing Christians. That statistic is down from a 2000 poll, indicating at that time, 45% of Americans were practicing Christians. Where did these Christians go? According to the study half became...
by krissymiles | Dec 28, 2020 | Bible study
Jesus was known by many names, but perhaps one of the most detailed descriptions of Jesus was given to us by King David, who in his twenty-third Psalm depicted Jesus as a “Good Shepherd.” The phrase, “It takes one to know one,” certainly comes to mind when attributing...
by krissymiles | Dec 22, 2020 | Bible study
In the book of John, the disciple “whom Jesus loved,” gives a first-hand account of his interactions with the man, Jesus. After watching this man’s life unfold for several years, and then witnessing Jesus’ gruesome death and subsequent resurrection, John concludes in...
by krissymiles | Dec 15, 2020 | Bible study
Among the many mysteries that encompass Jesus’ entrance into this world, none is probably more profound than the mystery of Jesus being “God in the flesh” (1 Timothy 3:16). In fact, the prophet Isaiah said that Jesus would bear the name “Emmanuel,” or “God with us”...
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