Biblical Theology

This is the third volume in our series for church leaders who want to continue their theological education with free resources from the GCI website. Some articles are long, and some are short, but the average is still 2500 words per day, which can be read in about 20 minutes. On each of the major topics, much more could be said, and we often have additional resources on our website. For example, we have more than 100 articles about different chapters in the Bible, numerous articles on church history, prayer, missions, and other topics. Many of the website resources have been compiled into ...

Peter is associated with some of the most memorable scenes in the gospels, but not all of these texts are favorable towards him. They show us that Jesus used a flawed person to spread His message in the earliest day of His ministry. Perhaps, like Peter, you screwed up. You let yourself down. Maybe you feel you let the Lord down. It’s okay. Your sins are forgiven if you truly are repentant. Now it’s time to turn back to Jesus. And he says those two words that cut through all of the complications of our past failures: “Follow me.” Get up off the floor. Pull up your sleeves and get ...

Is Anything Too Hard for God? Almost every seminarian has encountered the title question of this book early in their theological studies, and what a thought-provoking question it is. At first glance, most people would say yes to the question, but on second thought, they might say no. In this intriguing book, Darek Isaacs provides us with a definitive answer to the question, Can God Make a Rock So Big He Can't Move It? As you read, you will be engaged in a fun riddle that the author uses as an anecdote. He shows how the Lord has equipped us to see the evidence of His existence. The reader's ...

According to the Holy Bible, Jesus is much more than a man - he is in fact the personification of God and he existed with the Heavenly Father before becoming a man, born of woman by conception of the Holy Spirit. The scriptures also state that the "Godhead" is eternal and consists of the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit. This further reveals the fact that Jesus pre-existed his birth as a human being on earth. He was in-fact "sent" by the Father according to the Holy Bible.