"The Women of the Bible Speak," a new book by Fox News anchor Shannon Bream and the second title of the new Fox News Books platform, is slated to hit stores at the end of the month. But for those ...

For the first time ever, the entire New Testament of the Bible will be spoken aloud word for word, by memory, on stage. Tom Meyer, a professor of Bible studies from northern Kentucky, had the idea of ...

God’s Word has oral and textual dimensions, and we shouldn’t pit them against one another. Sometimes popularizers fail because they’re poor exponents of good ideas. This does not describe biblical ...

Despite what some people think, there are feminist moments in the Bible, but the book as a whole still isn't that great when it comes to representing women. According to new analysis by Episcopalian ...

The Rev. Lindsay Hardin Freeman began scouring the Bible three years ago to do something that apparently had never been done: the cataloging of every word uttered by every woman in the more than 2,000 ...

FaithTime has announced the launch of its Bible Verses Collection, a curated Scripture library designed to help readers quickly find verses for every topic and life moment. The collection addresses a ...

One of the heartening signs in Christianity today is the resurgence of Bible study in many quarters. Of greatest significance, the Bible is increasingly coming to the fore in the training of Christian ...

As a biblical scholar, John Walton’s job isn’t to prove the Bible’s authenticity, but rather to determine how it came to be. “There’s a lot of misunderstanding today about the Bible, what it is and ...

There are 93 women who speak in the Bible, 49 of whom are named. These women speak a total of 14,056 words collectively -- roughly 1.1 percent of the total words in the holy book. These are the ...

Twenty-one years ago, Marilyn Laszlo headed into a remote jungle village in Papua New Guinea in a canoe. There she met members of an isolated tribe who didn’t speak her language. Last December, she ...

If the KJB project was an attempt to reduce the political impact of the Bible, it is only one of many times when the church has tried to domesticate the Bible. It's a dangerous book - the Bible. King ...