Why You Absolutely Must Study The Gospels (And Resources To Do It)

Just how exact of a translation is the KJV? Is it the most "literal" translation possible? How does it compare to a modern version like the ESV?

Why do new editions of the Greek NT keep coming out? Do we really need to update a 2,000 year old book? Do these updates mean the NT can't be trusted?

Is "Contemporary Praise and Worship" really entirely contemporary? Is raising hands in worship really some recent fad? Or is it something more ancient? Something with deeper and more historic meaning?

Can modern translations like the NIV be accused of trying to "remove the doctrine of believer's baptism" because they don't include Acts 8:37 in the text? Examine the evidence, and decide for yourself.

Are you getting the most out of your Strong's Concordance? Learn how to here;

Clement of Rome wrote another letter to the same Corinthian church you know from the New Testament. And the troubled church hasn't gotten much better.

When was Jesus born? When did he die? How old was he? What can we say, historically speaking, about the chronology of the life of Christ? What does the Bible actually say, if anything, about such issues? Find out here.

Who were the Anabaptists? What did they believe? What happened to them? Find out here;

In a few weeks the Reformation will turn 501 years old. But there are some Reformers you may know little or nothing about. Meet them here.