Announcements

By Whitley McQuiston
January 23, 2026
Category: Announcements
Scripture is filled with details that are easy to overlook.
A repeated word. A shift in tone. A clause that feels incidental. At first glance, these features may seem minor—but they are rarely accidental. When noticed and examined together, they begin to form a coherent picture of what the text is doing and saying.
Reading like this requires slowing down—resisting the urge to rush to conclusions and allowing the passage to speak through its structure, connections, and emphasis. Like a detective, the careful reader gathers evidence—observing patterns, weighing relationships, and asking how each part contributes to the ...
By Whitley McQuiston
November 26, 2025
Category: Announcements
The day after Thanksgiving marks the beginning of a season when we give gifts meant to bless, encourage, and build up the people we love. This Christmas, consider giving a gift that draws hearts nearer to the Lord—a Biblearc gift certificate, now available for 25% off.
At Biblearc, our mission has always been clear: to equip the church by building up believers in the study of Scripture– deeply, carefully, and joyfully. Whether someone is brand new to Bible study or ready to dive into advanced methods, your gift helps them step into a richer understanding of God’s ...
By Matthew Carver
September 10, 2025
Category: Announcements
Recently, the Biblearc coaches were together on Google Meet, and one of them was sharing with the rest of us their recent Arcing project. As he presented, he was utilizing a split-screen scrolling feature that I never knew about—and I’m a coach! This got me considering that there might be many like me, employing Biblearc as their go-to Bible study tool, but unaware of the features available.
In this blog, Charles Spurgeon and I will be introducing you to the following awesome yet potentially unknown ...
By Whitley McQuiston
August 21, 2025
Category: Announcements
Have you ever read a passage of Scripture—again and again—and still felt like you were missing something?
You’re not alone.
Too often, we rush past the structure of the text and focus only on the individual ideas. But what if the clarity you’re longing for is hidden in the details and connections? What if slowing down and visually organizing the text could unlock a deeper understanding—and lead you into heartfelt ...
By Nate Davidson
August 5, 2025
Category: Announcements
Gaining wisdom is hard work. We find it only by searching the Scriptures and meditating humbly upon what God has spoken in his Word (Prov 2:1–5). Few labors, however, pay richer wages. The Bible says that wisdom repays more profit than the gain that comes from gold or silver (Prov 3:14) and compares wisdom to a tree that blesses those who seek its fruit with life and joy (Prov 3:18). If we labor for food that perishes, how much more should we work hard in and with the Word to acquire wisdom and its ...