Discover The Word

New Year’s day is often a time for reflection. Looking back at the year gone by, and looking forward to the new year ahead.

Sometimes the facts of faith and the facts of life just don’t add up. Perhaps you’re experiencing a difficult season right now. Whether you’ve dealt with disappointment in the past, or you’re trudging through a big surprise right now.

It’s part of the human experience to run into moments, even seasons, of frustration. Times when the pieces of life just don’t fit together.

There’s a Web site called ChristianCourses.com that is worth investigating. Listen to the director, Evan Morgan, talk about how this free Web site can help you discover the Word.

Perhaps you’re looking for ways to dig deeper into the Scriptures but just don’t know where to start.

For several weeks we’ve been learning how to understand the poetic Hebrew language of the Psalms. And now it’s time to hear the poetry of people just like you. Some of it heart-wrenching and some of it filled with joy.

Perhaps you’ve tried to read through the Bible, but can’t seem to comprehend what it truly means. Find valuable advice on how to study the Bible on your own. 

For many people, reading the Bible is the same as reading something in a foreign language. It’s hard to decipher! But when you begin to understand how to study the Bible, a whole new world opens up.

For most people, the family Bible collects more dust on the shelf than it should. Whether you’re new to faith, or a long-time follower, you’ll find encouragement to crack open your Bible and experience the benefits of God’s Word. 

As followers of Christ, we’ve received the ultimate forgiveness. But what do you do when you can’t let the past go? When you can’t seem to forgive yourself for wrongs you’ve committed?