What Does the Bible Say

Addressing the most common Bible questions requires both historical context and careful interpretation to discover the truth of the text.

The Old Testament is the first major section of the Christian Bible, comprising 39 books that detail the covenant relationship between God and Israel.

The ‘Got Questions’ model is a direct-answer approach to theology that focuses on providing concise, scripture-based responses to specific reader inquiries.

Bible verses are individual units of Scripture meant to be understood within the context of the entire narrative, rather than as isolated spiritual fortune cookies.

Bible study is the practice of systematically reading, interpreting, and applying Scripture to align one’s life with God’s revealed truth.

Scripture explanation is the process of drawing out the original meaning of a text through historical, linguistic, and literary analysis.

Asking the right questions is the first step toward biblical literacy. Here is how to navigate the text with scholarly care and pastoral insight.

The ‘Got Questions’ model is an approach to Bible study that prioritizes direct, topical answers rooted in specific biblical texts and historical context.

Is reading individual verses a valid way to study Scripture? Explore the balance between memorization and the necessity of reading within historical context.

Bible study is the systematic process of reading, understanding, and applying the truth of God’s Word to your daily life.