Bible Study Topics

There’s an art to telling people about Jesus without turning the conversation into a theological Mount Everest climb or a fire-and-brimstone sermon. For those of us who cherish the grace message and embrace the importance of rightly dividing the Word, sharing the gospel isn’t about dumping information—it’s about inviting someone into a relationship they never … Read more

The Apostle Paul’s passion for prayer reveals more than a dutiful practice—it shows us a heart wide open to God’s purposes for all humanity. When Paul wrote about praying “for all men” in 1 Timothy 2:1-4, he wasn’t just ticking off a spiritual to-do list. He was expressing a deep burden for lost souls, a … Read more

It’s strange how one word from Paul’s letters can open a door to a whole new dimension of prayer — “supplication.” When you dive into Paul’s epistles, especially from the grace perspective that rightly divides the Word, supplication isn’t just a fancy theological term tucked away for pastors and seminary students. It’s raw, it’s real, … Read more

Sometimes, life feels like you’re running on fumes even though you thought you had a full tank. You’re moving through the days weighed down by invisible stress and spiritual fog, and no matter how many sermons or devotionals you consume, the weariness persists. That’s where prayer and thanksgiving come in—not as religious checkboxes—but as a … Read more

Prayer isn’t supposed to be a performance, yet so many of us stumble into that trap, thinking we have to get every word just right, every phrase perfectly crafted, or else God won’t listen. If you’re anything like me, you’ve felt that pressure—the weight of making prayer a flawless act rather than a heartfelt conversation. … Read more

There’s something about growing up—or even lingering too long—in a legalistic environment that can make the gospel feel less like good news and more like a checklist you can’t quite conquer. If you ever sat under sermons where the emphasis was more on what you’re not supposed to do than on what Christ has already … Read more

Sometimes, when we talk about grace, it feels like we’re holding something fragile and holy—a treasure given freely but so easily misunderstood. Grace isn’t just a soft catchphrase tossed around church conversations or a cozy theological ideal. It’s God’s unearned favor, flesh and blood, working to change how we respond to each other’s faults, especially … Read more

People often talk about grace and communication like they’re two separate things—grace is for the spiritual realm, and communication is something more practical, everyday. But if you’re a grace believer who rightly divides the Word of Truth, you know these two are woven together in ways that matter deeply to how we live and relate. … Read more

Parenting can feel like standing on a cliff, shouting down to your kids how to navigate rocky terrain—except the winds are faith, fear, and fleeting grace. For many, parenting in the church comes burdened with rules, have-to-dos, and the quiet dread of “messing up” God’s perfect plan. But what if parenting under grace means stepping … Read more

Grace in the family isn’t just a nice idea—it’s a lifeline, especially when every day feels like a test of patience, love, and sometimes sanity. Family life, with all its joys and headaches, often presses us into corners where legalism and performance-driven faith would only suffocate us. That’s where a grace-centered approach bursts in like … Read more