Christianity must be taught for someone to become a Christian. One is not “born” into Christianity; one must be “born again” into Christ. Jesus, himself, stated it this way in His Great Commission:
Go therefore and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, teaching them to observe all that I have commanded you. (Matthew 28:19-20, ESV)
Teaching people to observe all that Jesus commands is a lifetime challenge. WBS has had decades of experience with teaching people the Gospel. In recent years, WBS has been able to publish advanced courses that help Christians to observe all that Jesus wants us to observe in New Testament Christianity.
We call these courses our “Bible Curriculum” which provide individuals and churches with affordable and trustworthy Bible study curriculum written in convenient 13-week (quarterly) courses.
WBS Bible Curriculum courses provide deep and insightful studies into great Biblical truths. Whether exploring Old or New Testament passages, each study is rooted in the perspective Jesus brings to the Word.
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This episode explores how understanding the purpose behind a Bible passage helps bridge the gap between what it originally meant and how it should shape life today. Brian, Noah, and Bryson discuss how purpose protects against shallow, checklist-style interpretation and helps distinguish enduring principles and examples from incidental details.
Brian Rex Davis sits down with Sahadevudu Vanga of India, a fellow missionary since gospel meetings in 1995. They talk about World Bible School’s renewed work in India and the effort to put Telugu translations and advanced courses—especially The Kingdom of God—into digital form. The conversation also covers family ministry, cultural care in a changing India, and tools that serve the next generation of the church.
This episode explains how literary context helps readers interpret the Bible responsibly. Brian, Noah, and Bryson walk through genres, authorial purpose, trains of thought, grammar, word meanings, figures of speech, and cross-references—emphasizing that Scripture should be understood in its original setting before applying it today.
BY BRIAN REX DAVIS ACTION! EDITOR & WBS PRESIDENT Five congregations sent Study Helpers this year for a World Bible School Follow-up campaign in the Central African country of