The Bible contains genres such as narrative, poetry, wisdom literature, prophecy, epistle, and apocalyptic literature. Each literary genre has its own distinctive characteristics and purposes. Here are some tips on how to identify different genres in the Bible, why it is important, and how to approach reading and applying these different genres to your life…

So, you want to get the most out of your Bible reading and study, wonderful! Learning how to do read and observe a biblical passage is where to start. First, choose a passage you want to study. Select a passage that you want to study. You can choose a passage that speaks to a particular question or issue you're grappling with, or one that you find particularly interesting or inspiring.

So, you want to get the most out of your Bible reading and study, wonderful! Learning how to do read and observe a biblical passage is where to start. First, choose a passage you want to study. Select a passage that you want to study. You can choose a passage that speaks to a particular question or issue you're grappling with, or one that you find particularly interesting or inspiring.

Here are some steps you can follow to do a basic Bible study that helps you apply the Bible to real life.

Our mission is to herald a kingdom wherein all its citizens find freedom through the death, burial, and resurrection of its king. A kingdom where captivity, powerlessness, blindness, and oppression give way to the overwhelming love of God, the grace of Christ, and the fellowship of the Spirit (2 Corinthians 3:14).

How often do believers fail to act in God’s power and authority because of fear of what might happen to them? Anxiety over the unknown prevents more missionary calls than a lack of resources ever did. Christ has conquered death; therefore, His followers must step into the mission with confidence that He is able to keep, protect, and preserve them in every facet of life.