Top 10 Bible Studies of 2008 The Bible studies, courses, and movie discussion guides you dowloaded most in the past year—now 25% off. by Hollie Baker-Lutz | 01/07/2009
Reductionist Justice Where Job's friends went wrong about suffering. Walter C. Kaiser, Jr. | 10/22/2008
More Than Just a Bible Study Allow God's Word to transform lives as you study together. by JoHannah Reardon | 09/24/2008
Days of Celebration Try this quiz to test your knowledge on the Old Testament Jewish festivals. by Lynn Austin | 06/18/2008
Joy in Easter Week Celebrate this phenomenal week with deep appreciation. JoHannah Reardon | 05/28/2008
The Gospel Bassoon My favorite Old Testament passage: Ecclesiastes 12:13-14 By J.I. Packer | 04/02/2008
How Excellent Are Thy Names What God invites us to call him says volumes about his relationship to us. By Ken Hemphill | 03/26/2008
We Revere the Bible More Than We Read It New research shows a surprising number who follow Christ but don't prioritize time in the Word. by JoHannah Reardon, ChristianBibleStudies.com Editor | 07/31/2007
Sometimes Big Things Start Small Saddleback's Small Group Ministry wasn't always a bed of roses. An Interview with Brett Eastman, Founder and CEO, Lifetogether, Inc. | 06/13/2007
Reaching the Disconnected Male Looking back, Larry Kay says his life was "full of confusion, full of lust and pain, and almost completely void of God." by Patrick Morley | 10/03/2005
Every Part Is an "I" How will the Body function in an age of rising individualism? by Lyle Schaller | 07/20/2005
God's Word for 'Up and Outers' Dallas businessman Garry Kinder's Bent Tree Bible Study isn't a church, but it's no social club either. By Ginger Kolbaba | 04/06/2005
Top 10 Bible Studies of 2004 What people liked most at ChristianBibleStudies.com. by Cory Whitehead | 01/05/2005
The Habits of Highly Effective Bible Readers What we can learn from the church fathers that will enrich our own Bible study. A conversation with Christopher A. Hall, author of Reading Scripture with the Church Fathers | 10/20/2004
Top Ten Reasons to Read Christian History War's reports deluge us every hour. Why should we read the "old news" of Christian history? by Chris Armstrong | 03/28/2003
How to Create Cynics Everybody knows when we're covering up our confusion with God-talk. by David P. Gushee | 04/25/2007
Speaking to the Secular Mind We can't win non-Christians if we don't know how they think, and we can't know how they think if we never enter their world. by Bill Hybels | 03/07/2007
Emerging Confusion Jesus is the truth whether we experience him or not. by Charles Colson with Anne Morse | 11/22/2006
Ministries Among Today's Women Reaching women means aiming at moving and multiple targets. by Naomi Gaede-Penner | 06/14/2006
How to Lead Someone to Christ The Bible asks us to believe—to appropriate Christ's finished work on the cross by trusting Him alone to save us. by R. Larry Moyer | 05/03/2006
Extreme Jesus What's wrong with The Da Vinci Code Jesus? by Brad Reardon | 04/26/2006
God Does Not Count Our Converts He examines our faithfulness, and rewards our labors. The results are in His hands, not ours. by R. Larry Moyer | 03/15/2006
The Lost: They're Watching Us What we do and say affects non-Christians more than we know. by John Atkinson | 02/01/2006
Let Your Light Shine Christians who do not have changed lives have a credibility gap. by John MacArthur | 12/14/2005
Evangelism for the Ordinary Church Just because your people don't like to evangelize doesn't mean they can't share their faith. by Steve R. Bierly | 06/01/1997
On Finding a Spiritual Director Eugene Peterson's desire for a guide to the interior regions of faith. by Eugene H. Peterson | 06/25/2008
Holy Moments Recognizing God's fingerprints in your life by Lenya Heitzig | 06/04/2008
Please Don't Interrupt Me What if life is really in the interruptions? by Roxanne Wieman | 05/14/2008
The Irony of Iron Man What can we learn from an armor-encased superhero who can protect others, but can't save himself? And what does his story say about finding strength in weakness? by Frank Smith | 05/07/2008
Expelled Enlivens Blogosphere Controversy over new documentary is hot blog topic online; film draws praise from creationists. By Josh Hurst | 04/16/2008
Authentic Fellowship How do we learn the deep 'one another' community of Scripture without being in close proximity? By Howard A. Snyder | 03/19/2008
Lent for the Non-Liturgical Gain from the richness of liturgy, even if you're "proudly steeped in free church tradition." 01/30/2008
Gutsy Guilt Don't let shame over sexual sin destroy you. by John Piper | 01/23/2008
Spirituality and Sex? What 4 Christian sex therapists wish you knew. by Ginger Kolbaba | 11/07/2007
Are There Many Paths to God? There is only one way to heaven, and that is through Jesus Christ. by Lee Strobel | 12/05/2007
The Lost Joy of Sports Sports is much more important than our culture lets on. a Christianity today editorial | 11/21/2007
The God Who Can't Be Tamed Could we be losing more than the land when we destroy it? by Philip Yancey | 11/14/2007
Finding Heaven Where is heaven, and how will we experience it before the final resurrection? by Arthur O. Roberts | 10/17/2007
Guilt Good and Bad The early warning signs. by Philip Yancey | 10/10/2007
Too Much Stuff If clutter's got you down, try these secrets to simplifying. by Mayo Mathers | 09/12/2007
The True, the Good, and the Beautiful Christian Beauty is making a comeback in science and theology. Will it find its place in the lives of believers? by John G. Stackhouse Jr. | 08/08/2007
Bad Days Are Sometimes the Best Days And nine other lessons I've learned from my small group. by Brett Eastman, Founder and CEO, Lifetogether | 01/06/2005
Loving Your Prodigal What can parents do when a child turns her back on her family and her faith? Author H. Norman Wright offers help. Interview by Carla Barnhill | 05/28/2008
A Severe Case of "Affluenza" Are your kids fighting the gimmes? Here's how to help. By Lisa Jackson | 04/09/2008
Training People to Teach If Harvard cannot assume their professors can communicate, how much less can churches. by Howard Hendricks | 08/02/2006
What Makes Christian Education Distinct Secular education seeks to make more successful and intelligent people. The Christian educator aspires to nothing less than the transformation of a believer into the image of Christ. By Howard Hendricks | 07/19/2006
Teaching That Motivates Successful teaching not only opens the mind but also stirs the emotions, fires the imagination, galvanizes the will. by Howard Hendricks | 05/31/2006
How Do You Know You're Effective? Experience in teaching doesn't tend to sharpen my abilities; rather it dulls them. Evaluated experience improves my skills. by Howard Hendricks | 04/12/2006
Baby Lambs and Old Sheep I have the same goal for both older and newer Christians: to make the language fresh, to make it come alive. by Earl Palmer | 02/28/2006
Knowing What to Teach, and How Knowing what subject to teach and how to teach it can become less of a mystery and more of a ministry. by Roberta Hestenes | 11/23/2005
Recruiting and Keeping Teachers Recruiting is the holy act of helping others discover their gifts and discern God's will. by Roberta Hestenes | 09/14/2005
Preparing Yourself to Teach I avoid Sunday morning meanderings by cultivating textual fluency, people fluency, and schedule fluency. by Earl Palmer | 05/18/2005
When Is a Broken Person Ready to Lead? 5 questions to determine whether the hurting are ready for responsibility. by Daniel Brown with Bob Moeller | 02/16/2005
Spotting a New Leader Ten ways to identify a promising person. by Fred Smith | 12/01/2004
The Uncertain Leader You can't always be sure, but you'd better be clear. by Andy Stanley | 11/03/2004
