Announcements

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 ...
By Whitley McQuiston
July 23, 2025
Category: Announcements
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By Whitley McQuiston
June 18, 2025
Category: Announcements
Hebrew III LIVE
Continue your journey into Biblical Hebrew with Biblearc EQUIP's Hebrew III LIVE course—a course designed to make language learning both joyful and worshipful. Building on our unique method of learning through Hebrew worship songs, this course helps you internalize vocabulary and grammar in a way that naturally draws your heart to glorify God through His Word.
In Hebrew III, you’ll dive deeper into key verbal forms—imperfects, imperatives, and infinitives—while exploring the significance of cantillation marks and expanding your vocabulary. By the end, you’ll have covered all the major grammar needed to start reading the Old Testament with understanding and ...
By Brent Karding
May 23, 2025
Category: Announcements
Let's be honest: if I plopped a pile of books in front of you and invited you to choose one to read, you probably wouldn't choose one with an arcane subject like "philosophy," even if it was preceded by the word "consolation." I mean, eight syllables for just two words? And the author is definitely not a 20th-century American: Anicius Manlius Severinus Boethius. Your brain may have sprained its ankle already, just reading ...