Rebecca Collins

Rebecca Collins

Rebecca Collins, 54, is a Bible teacher from Nashville, Tennessee. A former high school English teacher, she now leads women’s Bible studies and teaches at her church. She is married and has three grown children.

Favorite Bible Version: NLT

Define the Bible in 3 Words: Hope, Promise, Redemption

Favorite Verse: For I know the plans I have for you, declares the Lord… (Jeremiah 29:11)

Explore the 94 articles written by Rebecca Collins. These articles bring biblical wisdom to life and help you apply God's Word to your daily life. - Page 2 of 3

Living the Sermon on the Mount Today

Living the Sermon on the Mount Today

From the Beatitudes to loving enemies, see how Jesus’ teaching calls us to a countercultural lifestyle.

What Does the Bible Say About Money and Success?

What Does the Bible Say About Money and Success?

This guide surveys key passages on wealth and work, showing how the Bible grounds success in stewardship, generosity, integrity, and gratitude—offering practical steps for budgets, giving, and long-term purpose.

The Historical Reliability of the Bible

The Historical Reliability of the Bible

We outline key lines of evidence—early sources, multiple attestation, and external confirmations—showing how history and faith reinforce, not cancel, each other.

Finding Hope in the Psalms

Finding Hope in the Psalms

We trace themes of lament, thanksgiving, and praise across Psalms, showing how they offer language for hope in every circumstance.

The Difference Between the Old Testament and the New Testament

The Difference Between the Old Testament and the New Testament

From covenants to promises, this article compares the Old and New Testaments in clear terms. Learn how law and grace relate, how prophecy points forward, and why the two Testaments unite into one story centered on God’s redemption.

The Trinity in the Bible: Hints and Foundations

The Trinity in the Bible: Hints and Foundations

We map key texts and patterns that ground Trinitarian faith, and offer practical ways this doctrine deepens prayer, worship, and community life.

The Four Gospels Compared: Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John

The Four Gospels Compared: Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John

Why four Gospels? This comparison highlights audience, structure, and signature themes—kingdom, servant, Savior, and Son—so you can read each account on its own terms and appreciate the harmony without losing the distinctives.

Why Does God Allow Evil?

Why Does God Allow Evil?

Anchored in Scripture, honest about mystery.

Did the Bible Really Predict the Future?

Did the Bible Really Predict the Future?

We distinguish types of prophecy, examine examples of near and far fulfillment, and offer wise guardrails for avoiding speculation spirals.