How can you tell if the Holy Spirit is leading you? Explore how Scripture, renewed thinking, biblical wisdom, and God’s providence help Christians make faithful decisions without needing to know every detail of God’s plan.
Who invented the snooze button, and why did we agree it was a good idea? Take a hilarious look at our morning negotiations, broken promises to ourselves, and the difference between good intentions and faithful action. Sometimes a little laughter reveals more about us than we expect!
What does the Holy Spirit actually do in a believer’s life? Explore how the Spirit gives new life, helps us resist sin, strengthens us in prayer, and guides us toward truth. Discover why His work isn’t always dramatic and how Christians can recognize His presence through everyday spiritual growth.
Interactive Bible Studies has come a long way, but our vision reaches far beyond Bible studies and resources. Discover how IBS is growing toward a Christ-centered community built on meaningful relationships, intentional discipleship, and a shared commitment to the Great Commission while strengthening local churches and communities.
Is the Holy Spirit a person or simply God’s power? Explore what Scripture reveals about the Spirit’s identity, His relationship with the Father and Son, and why Christians believe He is fully God. This Theological Thursday article examines the biblical evidence and considers what understanding the Holy Spirit means for our everyday lives.
Recent research suggests that more young adults are attending church, but what will they find when they arrive? Explore what authentic Christian community looks like, why meaningful relationships matter, and how churches can move beyond attendance and activities to intentional discipleship and genuine spiritual growth.
If Jesus is God, why did He pray to God? Explore what the Bible reveals about Jesus’ genuine humanity, His relationship with the Father, and why Christians believe in one God who exists as three distinct persons. A thoughtful examination of one of Christianity’s most important questions.
Before correcting someone else’s mistakes, consider your own need for God’s grace. Discover how biblical humility, compassion, and accountability can change the way we respond to others’ failures and help us lead them toward restoration rather than condemnation.
Was Jesus simply a great teacher, a prophet, or the promised Messiah? The Gospels reveal a more complicated picture. Explore what Jesus said about Himself, the authority He claimed, and why His identity became central to the Christian faith.
We can spend so much time doing things for God that we leave little room to talk with Him. Consider what your prayer habits may reveal about your faith, and use the free Closed-Door Prayer Reset to begin making room for honest conversation with your Father.
