From Doctrine to Discipleship
Application That Changes Lives: A Practical Framework for Applying the Bible to Your Life
This article provides a clear, practical framework for applying Scripture to your daily life. Rather than stopping at simply reading or understanding the Bible, it shows you how to move from Scripture to real-life transformation with specific, actionable steps that help you live out God’s Word with faithfulness and intentionality. Read the full article.
Is the Trinity Biblical?
Christians worship one God in three persons—Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. But how can God be both one and three? This article explores the biblical foundations and historical affirmations of the Trinity, examining divine simplicity, consubstantiality, and personhood to show why the doctrine is essential for the Christian faith. Read the full article.
Preaching the Word in the Power of the Spirit
Faithful preaching is more than just careful exegesis; it requires the empowering presence of the Holy Spirit. In this article, Jeremy Kimble urges preachers to not only see the text with accuracy, but to seek the God who speaks through it, to savor His glory, to strive for holiness, and then to say the Word with Spirit-given conviction so it spreads through the church and into the world. Read the full article.
From Derision to Definition: Confronting Misconceptions of Biblicism
The label biblicism often carries baggage—proof-texting, anti-intellectualism, or even “bibliolatry.” But are those fair descriptions? In this article, Dr. Cory Marsh argues that true biblicism is nothing less than a resolute commitment to Scripture’s authority, clarity, and sufficiency. Far from a caricature, biblicism is a historic, evangelical identity worth embracing with conviction. Read the full article.
Why You Should Cherish the Neglected Old Testament
Many Christians neglect the Old Testament, seeing it as confusing or irrelevant. To do this is to miss the very foundation of the gospel. In this article, Professor John Fabarez shows why believers should cherish the Old Testament: it is reaffirmed by Christ, it forms the basis of the gospel, it provides trustworthy instruction, and it contains promises still awaiting fulfillment. Far from being outdated, these Scriptures remain God’s living word for his people today. Read the full article.
Moses and the Gospel of Life
Deuteronomy is more than a book of laws and warnings, it is a book about life. The Hebrew word ḥayah (“life”) runs through its pages, pointing to physical life, the good life of covenant blessing, and ultimately the promise of everlasting life beyond exile and death. This article explores how Moses presents a theology of life that not only anticipates Israel’s restoration but also foreshadows the resurrection hope fulfilled in Christ.
Not Just Another School: Why We Launched Compass Bible Institute
Compass Bible Institute was launched to fulfill the Great Commission through rigorous study and real ministry training. Rooted in the legacy of D.L. Moody and the Bible institute movement, our mission is clear: reaching the lost, teaching God’s Word, and training faithful workers. We aim to equip Christians of all ages to share the gospel, disciple others, and lead with conviction.