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  • The Bible Gateway Blog Has Moved! July 1, 2024
    Please visit Bible Gateway: News & Knowledge for the latest articles and updates from Bible Gateway, including Bible-related news, information, and of course the reflections and excerpts you know and love from bestselling Christian authors, thinkers, pastors, and influencers. The post The Bible Gateway Blog Has Moved! appeared first on Bible Gateway Blog.
    Bible Gateway
  • Dig deeper into the Story of God with Bible Gateway Plus May 30, 2024
    “‘In the beginning God created the heaven and the earth.’ When I think there was a day when a human hand first wrote those words, I am filled with awe. This sentence is a masterpiece of compression. It approximates as closely as words allow the instantaneous realization of an intent, the bringing into being of […]
    Bible Gateway
  • Savannah Guthrie on the “Bonus Commandment” and Two-Part Salvation May 8, 2024
    What is a favorite Bible passage of yours and why? Choosing your favorite verse is like choosing your favorite child – it’s kind of impossible! A verse I recite to myself often is, “I love the Lord for he heard my voice; he heard my cry for mercy. Because of this, I will call on […]
    Bible Gateway
  • How We Can Live Courageously in a World Full of Suffering May 7, 2024
    By Matt Chandler If you and I are going to be Overcomers and live courageously in this mess, it’d be helpful to understand some of it. After we see ultimate reality in Revelation 4–5, in Revelation 6 we get more help seeing behind all the mess. We get some good news about how we can […]
    Guest Post
  • How ‘All the Genealogies of the Bible’ helps bring clarity on God’s love for us April 25, 2024
    Have you wondered if the Bible’s genealogies are an important part of Bible study? Many of us skim through the genealogies, but they are important and play a part in how we can come to understand the cultural nuances around the time of each person’s life in the Bible. That’s why we are introducing All […]
    Bible Gateway

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  • Joyful Resilience December 29, 2025
    Scientists studied the resilience of sixteen societies worldwide, including the Yukon and Australian Outback. They analyzed thousands of years of archaeological records, tracing the impact of famines, wars, and climate. One factor stood out—the frequency of downturns. One would think that they would weaken societies, but the researchers found the opposite to be true. Instead, […]
    Marvin Williams
  • Hearts Transformed by God December 28, 2025
    Like many people who struggle with pornography, Russell was exposed to it at a young age. The desire to use it was overpowering, and it poisoned his heart. “My life [became] completely saturated by it,” he writes, “so much so that it was like a cancer that was deeply rooted into my very fiber.” By […]
    Tom Felten
  • Our Loving Rescuer December 27, 2025
    During a raging wildfire, a forest ranger saved a bear cub. At a recovery site safely away from those still fighting the inferno, he placed the rescued animal on the ground. Standing on its tiny back paws, the cub hugged the man’s calf. The ranger gently pried himself away. Mouth wide as if crying out […]
    Xochitl Dixon
  • Eyes Opened by God December 26, 2025
    After all the joy of Christmas Day, the following day felt like a letdown. We’d stayed overnight with friends but hadn’t slept well. Then our car broke down as we were driving home. Then it started to snow. We had abandoned the car and taxied home in the snow and sleet feeling blah. We’re not […]
    Sheridan Voysey
  • Jesus, the Greatest Gift December 25, 2025
    “What sweeter music can we bring / Than a carol for to sing / The birth of this our heavenly king.” The lines of this 17th century poem “What Sweeter Music” were reimagined by modern-day choral composer John Rutter to become an Advent season favorite. Its gentle melody describes a long, cold season of waiting […]
    Karen Pimpo