Most people who open the Bible for the first time don't struggle with a lack of desire — they struggle with not knowing where to start or what to do once they get there. Opening the Bible can feel ...

The Biblical Studies area focuses on the canonical books of the Bible, both within their historical and cultural worlds and in relation to their reception within the Christian and Jewish traditions.

For many teenagers, opening the Bible can feel like stepping into another world, full of unfamiliar names, ancient customs, and stories that don’t always seem to connect with modern life. Youth ...

This article explores how traditional discourse analysis methods, exemplified by G.K. Beale’s approach, intersect with the growing role of AI-powered Bible study tools in seminary education. It also ...

Pew Research reveals a paradox: while interest in Christianity may be rising, only 22% of Americans read the Bible weekly and 61% rarely or never read it, often stumped by its unfamiliar genealogies ...

While the definition of biblical archaeology varies from scholar to scholar, it generally includes some combination of archaeology and biblical studies. The magazine "Biblical Archaeology Review" ...

Transformation starts here. In Bethel Seminary’s Biblical Studies Certificate program, you’ll expand your knowledge of the Bible and cultivate your spiritual maturity as you apply biblical truth to ...