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Can The Bible Become An Idol?

The question might seem ridiculous at first but can the Bible actually become an idol? The answer might surprise you. Idolatry Idolatry is the worship of anything or anyone, regardless of what it is. Some people worship money by investing their whole life into pursuing it. Some people make their job or position in life […]

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5 Important Life Lessons From The Book Of Esther

by Jack Wellman

Here are 5 important lessons that I learned from the Book of Esther. Silence Doesn’t Mean it’s not There The Book of Esther never mentions God by name, there is never the word “prayer” uttered, and the only spiritual discipline that is mentioned is fasting but that never says anything about prayer and fasting. It […]

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My Favorite KJV (King James Version) Bible Scriptures About Hope

by Pamela Rose Williams

One common dictionary definition of hope is “the feeling that what is wanted can be had or that events will turn out for the best” (1). As a Christian I often equate hope with trust. Hope and trust in eternal life is blessed for those who count Jesus as their personal Savior. Here are my […]

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What Does The Bible Say About Obtaining Wealth? A Christian Study

by Dr. Michael L. Williams

No matter where you live, there’s a lot of division in the world today. One area of division that is a favorite amongst politicians is the divide between rich and poor. Some politicians make it their theme to demonize the wealthy. Likewise, they also make it a point to convince people that the reason they […]

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What Is The Definition Of Firmament In The Bible?

by Dr. Michael L. Williams

There are many versions of the Bible on the market, but one version has remained popular for several centuries. That version is the King James Version. However, many people choose not to use the King James Version because they do not understand many of the Old English words. One word in particular is the word […]

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What Does The Bible Say About Rebellion? A Christian Study

by Dr. Michael L. Williams

Today, more than ever, the idea of being against authority has become mainstream. In fact, some would say that if you do not question authority, then you are part of a corrupt system seeking to oppress people. From schoolteachers to police officers to parents, rebelling against the authority of any of these is considered by […]

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How Does The Bible Define Patience?

by Dr. Michael L. Williams

It is no secret that technology and innovation has made routine tasks easier and quicker. We now have restaurants that can produce a family size meal for drive-through customers in seconds. We also have cameras on police officers, news coverage, and personal cell phones that record events on the ground as they unfold. With these […]

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What Does The Bible Say About Education? A Christian Study

by Jack Wellman

Does the Bible say anything about education? It most certainly does and here’s a Christian study on the subject of education. Moses, the Educated The Bible is pro-education but it must be tied to godly wisdom or it turns out to be foolishness. Just a quick reading of the proverbs tells us that. Moses was […]

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Biblical Advice For Those In Bad Relationships

by Dr. Michael L. Williams

Most people have had a relationship in their life where things did not go well. Whether it was a marriage, a friendship, or a coworker, it is not uncommon for us to occasionally have a problem getting along with someone. There are even numerous TV shows where individuals discuss their problems in front of a […]

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Does The Bible Really Condone Stoning People To Death?

by Jack Wellman

The Bible speaks of stoning people to death? Why? Does the Bible condone this? What is Stoning? People who are both believers and non-believers struggle with the stoning of sinners in the Bible. For one thing, it was not a grey area stoning but something that had to be a very serious offense. God taught […]

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