Keeping it in Context

What happens when studying the Bible changes what you believe, but your church isn't prepared for your questions? Discover why biblical growth can challenge both our understanding of Scripture and our relationships.

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“If the Bible is clear, why do sincere Christians read the same passage and reach different conclusions? Before deciding what Scripture means, we may need to rethink how we arrive at our interpretations in the first place.”

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What does the Bible mean by “sin that leads to death”? This article explores the difference between struggling with sin and deliberately taking God’s grace for granted—and why passages like Numbers 11 and Acts 5 should make us think carefully about repentance.

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A preacher’s shocking claim about Jesus suffering in hell raises a question worth asking: Where does the Bible actually say that? Discover how a familiar cry from the cross leads back to Psalm 22—and why that connection deserves a closer look.

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You have been told your attention span is shrinking — eight seconds, worse than a goldfish. Robert Morris traces that claim back to sources that do not hold, then opens Hebrews, Luke, and 2 Corinthians to show what Scripture actually requires: consider, discern, take every thought captive. The post walks through his what/why/how method, three honest readings of Matthew 16:18, and an explanation of why discernment is not a gut feeling. God expects you to think. The text will not do that work for you.

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What does it really take to change your mind about the Bible? In this post, we explore why context matters, how to examine what you believe, and why the questions WHAT, WHY, and HOW can change the way you read Scripture.

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You can quote Genesis 1:1 in your sleep. Robert Morris opened the Hebrew and found a word in your English Bible that isn’t there.

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