Category: Definitions

In the Bible, “overtake” often signifies a sense of being unexpectedly caught or overwhelmed by events, blessings, or consequences, particularly in relation to God’s promises and judgment (Deuteronomy 28:2). It can also refer to the idea of spiritual pursuits where believers are encouraged to pursue righteousness and goodness that can ultimately lead to blessings overtaking…

Wesley’s interpretation of the Bible emphasizes a methodical approach that combines reason, tradition, experience, and scriptural authority, commonly known as the “Wesleyan Quadrilateral.” He believed that Scripture is the primary source of divine truth, guiding believers in faith and practice while being understood through the lens of individual experience and communal tradition. Scripture 16 All…

A Bible-based church is a congregation that prioritizes the teachings, principles, and authority of the Bible as the foundation of its faith, worship, and practices. It emphasizes the importance of Scripture in guiding both individual and communal life, adhering to biblical doctrine in its theology and mission. Scripture 42 And they devoted themselves to the…

In the Bible, a “name” often signifies one’s character, identity, or destiny, reflecting the essence of a person or God. Names are frequently used to convey purpose and to establish covenant relationships, as seen in the changing of Abram to Abraham or Jacob to Israel. Scripture 1 When Abram was ninety-nine years old the Lord…

Discipleship in Bible study refers to the process of following Jesus Christ and growing in faith through learning, practicing, and sharing His teachings. It involves a committed relationship with God and others, emphasizing servitude, obedience, and the pursuit of spiritual maturity (Matthew 28:19-20). Scripture 18 And Jesus came and said to them, “All authority in…