What Does the Bible Say

The New Testament is the collection of 27 books detailing the life, ministry, and death of Jesus Christ and the establishment of the early Christian church.

The ‘Got Questions’ model is an Internet-based ministry approach that prioritizes text-centric, non-denominational answers to common theological and practical queries.

Bible verses are essential components of the Word of God, but their meaning is fully realized only when understood within their original context.

Scripture explanation is the practice of interpreting biblical texts by prioritizing historical context, grammatical structure, and canonical unity.

The New Testament is the second major division of the Christian Bible, consisting of 27 books that document the life, teachings, and death of Jesus.

When you open the Scriptures, questions are inevitable; here we explore the most frequent queries and how to approach them with biblical integrity.

The ‘Got Questions’ model refers to a digital-first approach to theological inquiry that prioritizes brief, scripturally-supported answers to common questions.

The Bible does not explicitly mention the United States of America, as it was written long before the nation’s formation; however, it provides timeless principles regarding national leadership, justice, and the duty of citizens.

The Bible does not explicitly mention the United States by name, as it was written long before the nation’s founding. However, believers often look to broader scriptural principles to guide their prayers and citizenship.

Christian theology is the systematic study of the nature of God, the teachings of Jesus, and the practical application of these truths to human life.