Category Archives: How to Study the Bible
If you’ve been reading ArrowUp for a while now, then you’ve most likely seen my posts on how to study the Bible. The first one, titled “How to Study the Bible – Part One – Individual Book Study“, gives you simple steps for studing individual books of the Bible. The second, “How to Study the Bible – Part Two – Topical Study“, is a thorough description of how to study the Bible topically.
Apart from the articles I’ve written on the ….
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As we grow in our Christian walks and delve deep into God’s Word, we are guaranteed to find problems. God’s Word is a perfectly unified body of Truth, but it doesn’t always seem like it to our eyes. There are some difficult issues that are not easily resolved.
I have the privilege of taking a course called Omnibus (published by Veritas Press) as part of my homeschooling curriculum. It is a conglomeration of literature, history, and theology. In it I have ….
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A while ago I wrote an article titled “How to Study the Bible – Part One – Individual Book Study”. It describes the steps that you should take if you want to study a single book of the Bible very thoroughly and get the most out of it as possible. It was met with some good feedback, and that encouraged me to continue on the Bible study topic and write this article – how to study the Bible topically.
Before we ….
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Last week, I went down to the Dominican Republic on a missions trip. I went with an organization called Meeting God in Missions (www.meetinggodinmissions.com). I’ve gone down twice before (each trip is in January), and each time has been a real blessing. The “leader” of MGM is Jim McDonald – a retired basketball coach and an amazing preacher. Each day of the trip he teaches on something new and practical, and he helps all of the people on the trip ….
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