Scripture and You

Since the Bible is the only supernatural book, to whom should you look for illumination? How should you treat commentaries, study guides, language tools, and similar resources?
We can learn much about the benefits of studying God's Word - and the dangers of neglecting it - from the church at Corinth.
As you read and study God's Word, always remember the God-ordained four-fold use of Scripture in 2 Timothy 3:16-17.
For Christian parents to not take personal responsibility for educating their children is to barter away their souls.
Keeping these six questions in mind will greatly aid the Christian's profitable study of the Scriptures.
Christians have much to be thankful for - above all, for that which Scripture calls "the reconciliation."
Growing on a firm spiritual foundation results in gratitude for Christ and for the truth.
Authentic Christians relentlessly pursue the unique knowledge to be found in God's Word alone.
The Apostle Paul's response to a Roman politician must also be ours when the world accuses us of madness.
Where is the place that you need to be in the dark times? You need to be in the Word of God.
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