When a Christian businessman tried to share Scripture with a non-Christian, he was met with laughter.
Not because of the Word, but because of the words—the “strange” English of the KJV. (more…)
This month we’re celebrating Black History Month on the blog, and we’ll be featuring writings and teachings from African-American Christians past and present.
In this lecture from History and Theology of the African American Church, Dr. Carl Ellis, Jr. describes theological development among African-American slaves. [Read more…]
We’re always adding new shows and movies to Faithlife TV Plus, and we’re excited to announce our newest additions:
The King James Version is the most widely read Bible in the United States. But over the last 400 years, English has changed in subtle ways few modern readers will recognize. [Read more…]
We’re always adding new shows and movies to Faithlife TV Plus, and we’re excited to announce two highlights from our recent additions.
Fragments of Truth
A Faithlife original film, Fragments of Truth takes you on a journey to see some of the rarest New Testament manuscripts in the world.
Bible scholar Dr. Craig Evans highlights groundbreaking new evidence that demonstrates the case for the reliability of the New Testament manuscripts is stronger than ever. [Read more…]
The new year always brings with it the anticipation of hope—whatever defined 2018 can change in 2019.
New Year’s resolutions usually involve aspirations of self-improvement, like exercising, losing weight, or saving money.
But what if your resolution looked completely different this year? What if instead of focusing on an outward goal, you focused on changing the way you think? [Read more…]
Small group leaders can spend hours each week researching and creating curriculum on top of trying to lead their group effectively.
But with a David C Cook study kit, all you need to do is invite your group. You’ll get study books, videos, and leader material to help guide your group toward a stronger faith in God and deeper relationships with one another. [Read more…]
End times discussions shouldn’t be fraught with wild speculation and discord.
In Jesus Wins, releasing this month, Dayton Hartman argues that a biblical view of eschatology produces a different response. It places Jesus’ return and victory at the center and inspires hope and greater faithfulness in the present age.
This excerpt reminds readers that the entire story of redemption is about getting us back to paradise and the intended relationship with our Creator that began in the garden of Eden. [Read more…]
Yesterday we posted about ways to kickstart your yearly Bible study goals.
Today, we’re back with another of a different kind: free Bible study starter packs.
We all come into the new year with different goals. Some of us just want to finally nail down a habit of Bible reading, while others have loftier goals, like learning (or relearning) Greek and Hebrew. [Read more…]
Cash in on great deals before they disappear, from over $100 off Logos 8 to 50% off books.
Deals end midnight on December 31, so shop while they last. [Read more…]
One of the best-selling Christian books this year was Letters to the Church by Francis Chan. In it, he reminds readers of how powerful and glorious the Church once was—and calls us to once again be the Church God intended us to be.
In this excerpt, Chan gently challenges our displaced focus on self and redirects it to someone, and something, far greater. [Read more…]