What Does the Bible Say

The Old Testament is the first division of the Christian Bible, containing 39 books that detail God’s creation, the history of Israel, and the promise of a coming Messiah.

The ‘Got Questions’ model provides direct, verse-supported answers to complex theological questions through a systematic, digital-first approach to ministry.

Understanding the most influential Bible verses requires looking at their context and their application to our modern daily lives.

Christian theology is the disciplined study of the nature of God and the doctrines held by the Christian church based on the witness of Scripture.

A scripture explanation, or exegesis, is the process of drawing the original meaning out of a Bible passage rather than imposing personal ideas onto it.

Finding reliable answers to Bible questions requires more than just searching for verses; it requires understanding context, genre, and original intent.

The ‘Got Questions’ model prioritizes direct, verse-anchored answers to specific inquiries, emphasizing clarity and biblical authority over dense commentary.

Reading isolated Bible verses can be helpful for encouragement, but the biblical mandate is to understand the full context of God’s revealed Word.

Asking honest questions of the Bible is the foundation of spiritual growth, but finding accurate answers requires a disciplined approach to context and history.

The New Testament is the collection of 27 books that chronicle the life of Jesus Christ and the growth of the early church, serving as the second half of the Christian Bible.