God's Word

Former “Duck Dynasty” star Sadie Robertson Huff challenged the attendees of Passion 2024 not to let God’s Word be “lost” on them.

When something in God’s Word unsettles us we should not be quick to leave it for the more comfortable places. Yes, there may be times when we have to table some of our concerns and pick them up at a time when we’re in a healthier place.

The Bible is banned in many countries. Are your teens aware of that long list? Do your youth group members realize it’s a privilege to freely own and carry a copy of God’s Word?

"The Chosen,” the hit TV series based on the life of Christ, has been a success for numerous reasons. One reason might be that the show was literally built on the Word of God. Unknown to the cast and viewers, Scripture verses exist beneath many painted walls of the Texas-based set.

Emerson Collins, a project manager with Focus on the Family (FOTF), is tasked with promoting FOTF’s national Bring Your Bible to School Day Oct. 6. Collins has seen firsthand the power of Scripture to dispel darkness among youth and teens trying to navigate life in a world that considers truth subjective.

Does God want His Word to be seen as just a good encyclopedia of information to be added to our research list, or does He want us to view the Bible is sufficient for all that we face?

Is reading a paper Bible better than reading the Bible on a device such as an iPhone? An offhand comment by a pastor last week has generated some discussion around this topic.

Throughout the Bible, you can find children's Bible verses and Scripture about children. It’s important for parents and Sunday school teachers to share these verses with kids.