Why should we read and study God’s Word, and how should we go about it? Is Scripture clear on its own, or do we need a theology degree to understand it?
Dive into the devotional side of apologetics and glean encouraging truths from God’s Word with devotionals that uphold the authority of Scripture while providing real inspiration.
Why Study Hebrew Words? It is critical to those of us who hold to a literal, historical, contextual and grammatical interpretation of Scripture.
Here’s a glimpse of an eye-opening trend with some brainstorming of ideas to engage the issue.
Why Bible memorization helps believers in spiritual warfare, effective methods to memorize, and the unexpected joy of hiding God’s Word in your heart and mind
These devotionals are designed for one lesson per week for family or private devotions.
These devotionals are designed for one lesson per week for family or private devotions.
Memorizing Scripture is a lost art. But by following these time-tested tips, we can bring back this spiritual discipline.
Scripture is so hard to understand. How can anyone be sure they understand it correctly?
How often do you read the Bible, and where do you read from? These were two questions a recent study from Crossway asked 6,000 Bible readers.
The next time you’re tempted to despair at the hopelessness of our modern church, consider Hezekiah. He faced similar challenges—and overcame them.
Aspects of Jesus’ humanity are often overlooked, but it is important to understand why Jesus took on flesh and dwelt among us (John 1:14).
In order to combat the erroneous teaching that was infiltrating the church in Colossae, Paul reminded them of the supremacy of Jesus Christ.
God’s Word never promises to answer every human question.
What one reads in John’s Gospel is not a competing narrative, but rather a passage complementing what Matthew already recorded.
Answers in Genesis is an apologetics ministry, dedicated to helping Christians defend their faith and proclaim the good news of Jesus Christ.