Christ Academy Equips Believers Worldwide Through Multimedia Biblical Resources
The ministry is producing podcasts, videos and studies to address declining Bible engagement and biblical worldview among Christians, research cited by the group says.
- Orlando-Based Christ Academy is expanding its multimedia resource library to strengthen biblical literacy among Christians worldwide through podcasts, articles, videos, and seminars.
- Research from the Cultural Research Center at Arizona Christian University and the Barna Group indicates that daily Bible engagement among believers has declined in recent years, with few self-identified Christians holding a biblical worldview.
- Founder Peter Jensen established the ministry guided by Ephesians 4:11-13 to help everyday believers and ministry leaders engage Scripture more deeply and apply it to daily life.
- Christ Academy focuses on three central goals: increasing biblical literacy, enhancing biblical worldview, and promoting spiritual formation among believers of all ages.
- The ministry continues developing new materials to help the global Church fulfill the Great Commission; believers can access resources at christacademy.org or contact the Orlando office at 1-888-427-4750.
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Where David met Abigail, a Judean Desert-area trail is reviving Biblical romance
MAON, Israel—It was a quintessential Biblical romance with all the trappings of a Hollywood action film: a young warrior on the run from a jealous king leading a band of outlaws through the desert, and a young woman trapped in a marriage to a wealthy, ill-tempered man.A newly opened nature trail on the edge of the Judean Desert, where the Bible recounts that the future King David first met his wife more than 3,000 years ago, is becoming a local …
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Christ Academy Equips Believers Worldwide Through Multimedia Biblical Resources
You're Either For Christ Or Against Him
We were watching one of the live games of the recently concluded 2026 Soccer World Cup when I asked someone in the room which team he was cheering for. He said he did not support any of the teams and that he was just there to watch a good game. He was completely neutral. I nodded in tacit approval. We can be neutral about many things in life, such as sports, political issues, economics, and foreign policy. It is perfectly acceptable to not take …
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