The beginning of August means the start of another year of Plain Bible Teaching. The first year started back on August 1, 2005. That means we just completed eighteen full years and are beginning year number nineteen!

I am incredibly thankful that I have been able to carry on this work for so long. Part of the reason I have stuck with this is that (1) I know how many people are accessing the material on the site (based upon website analytics and social media statistics), and (2) I know the material is helpful to people (based upon the emails and comments I receive directly).

So let me take this opportunity to express my sincere appreciation to each of YOU for reading, following, and sharing this material, and also for offering words of encouragement to me in this work. Some of you have been following Plain Bible Teaching since the beginning, others have discovered the site recently, and most are somewhere in between. No matter how long you have been following, I’m glad you’re here and hope the materials posted here will help you for many years to come.

The goal from the beginning has been to publish materials that can accurately be described as “plain Bible teaching” in order to help others learn or be reminded of what the word of God teaches so that they might be encouraged to live in a way that will be pleasing to the Lord. I’m thankful I’ve been able to do this for this long and have no plans to stop.Continue Reading

The new year is almost here! That means it’s time for the annual “Top 5” post on Plain Bible Teaching. Each year I like to go back and see what content has been viewed more than the rest. Not only is this interesting, but it also gives me an idea of what materials have been most helpful to others. If you missed these when they were posted, they’re definitely ones you should check out. They’re divided up into the top 5 articles, Facebook posts, podcasts, and videos.Continue Reading

The beginning of August means the start of another year of Plain Bible Teaching. The first year started back on August 1, 2005. That means we just completed seventeen full years and are beginning year number eighteen!

Let me take this opportunity to express my sincere appreciation to each one of YOU for reading, following, and sharing this material, and also for offering words of encouragement to me in this work. Some of you have been following Plain Bible Teaching since the beginning, others have discovered the site recently, and most of you are somewhere in between. No matter how long you have been following, I’m glad you’re here and hope the materials posted here continue to be a help to you for many years to come.

The goal from the beginning has been to publish materials that can accurately be described as “plain Bible teaching” in order to help others learn or be reminded of what the word of God teaches so that they might be encouraged to live in a way that will be pleasing to the Lord. I’m thankful that I’ve been able to do this for this long and have no plans to stop.Continue Reading

As 2021 is quickly drawing to a close, it’s time for the annual “Top 5” post on Plain Bible Teaching (normally this has been the top 5 articles, but I’ve broadened that this year). Each year I like to go back and see what were the most-read articles on the site. This is always interesting to me, and hopefully is to you as well. If you missed these articles when they were originally posted, they’re definitely ones you should check out. These are the “top 5” articles based on the number of page views. And, something new this year that I haven’t thought to include before, I’m listing the “top 5” podcast episodes and YouTube videos as well.Continue Reading

Well, here we are again after another year…

Plain Bible Teaching began its first year back on August 1, 2005. That means that yesterday we completed 16 full years. Today begins year number seventeen!

A big “THANK YOU” to all of you who have been reading, commenting, and sharing these materials with others. I know that some of you have been following Plain Bible Teaching since the beginning. Others of you have just recently discovered the site. Regardless of how long you’ve been following, I’m glad you’re here and hope you continue to find the material being published here to be beneficial.

The goal from the beginning has been to publish materials that can accurately be described as “plain Bible teaching” in order to help others learn or be reminded of what the word of God teaches so that they might be encouraged to live in a way that will be pleasing to the Lord. I am sincerely thankful that I’ve been able to do this for this long and, Lord willing, I plan to continue this work for many years to come.Continue Reading

Well, we’ve reached the end of an eventful year. It’s important to take time at the end of a year to reflect on what has happened as we prepare for what will be coming in the future. Here on Plain Bible Teaching, one of the ways I do this is by going back and seeing what were the most-read articles on the site for this year. It’s always interesting to see what made the list. Normally the list of top 5 older articles stays pretty consistent, but this year it is quite different from previous years. I’m posting the list here as a record for myself and because it may be of interest to you as well. So here are the “top 5” posts based on the number of page views.Continue Reading

Plain Bible Teaching began its first year back on August 1, 2005. That means we have now completed 15 full years and are now beginning the sixteenth year.

For all of you who have been reading, commenting, and sharing these materials with others, thank you! If you’ve just recently discovered the site, I’m glad you’re here and hope you find it beneficial. The goal from the beginning has been to publish materials that can accurately be described as “plain Bible teaching” in order to help others learn or be reminded of what the word of God teaches so that they might be encouraged to live in a way that will be pleasing to the Lord. I’m thankful that I’ve been able to do this for this long and, Lord willing, I plan to be continuing this work for years to come.Continue Reading