SOAP Bible Study: Romans 8:5-11
When we give our lives to Christ, everything begins to change from the inside out. Our thoughts, priorities, and desires start shifting toward the things of God. Romans 8:5-11 is …
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Parable of the Prodigal Son: God’s Love for the Lost
Have you ever felt like you wandered too far for God to welcome you back? In Luke 15, Jesus tells three unforgettable parables. Each one reveals the joy of something …
Doubting Thomas: What We Miss About His Honest Doubt
Why do we remember Thomas for his doubt and not his devotion? We’ve all heard the nickname, Doubting Thomas. It’s become shorthand for anyone who refuses to believe without proof. …
Genesis 12: The Call of Abram and God’s Promise of Faith
Genesis 12 – The Call of Abram Go from your country and your kindred… and I will make of you a great nation.(Genesis 12:1–2, ESV) The story of faith begins …
Book of Philippians: Paul’s Encouragement to Believers
Have you ever wondered how to find joy and unity in the face of life’s challenges? The Book of Philippians offers a profound answer through the Apostle Paul’s heartfelt letter …
What Is Partial Preterism? A Clearer Look at Fulfilled Prophecy
Many of us grew up hearing sermons about the end times that featured the Rapture, the Antichrist, and a rebuilt temple in Jerusalem. We were taught to expect a future …
SOAP Bible Study: Psalm 1:1-2
When we open the book of Psalms, we find an invitation to joy, wisdom, and spiritual growth. Psalm 1 sets the tone for the entire collection, describing two ways of …
Parable of the Lost Coin: God’s Joy Over One Repentant Soul
Have you ever lost something so small, yet so valuable, you turned the whole house upside down just to find it? The parable of the lost coin is short, yet …
Apply Biblical Principles to Overcome Life’s Challenges
Why Biblical Principles Matter in Everyday Life Can biblical principles truly help us navigate life’s toughest challenges? Every day, we face decisions, conflicts, and trials that test our faith. Yet, …
Noah in Genesis: Faith That Withstood the Flood
When we think of Noah, we picture animals, an ark, and a massive flood. But his story goes much deeper than that. Noah lived in a time when the world …
John 3: You Must Be Born Again
The Gospel of John often highlights the deep truths of who Jesus is and what He came to do. In John 3, we encounter one of the most important conversations …
1 Kings: Solomon’s Wisdom and Israel’s Struggles
What happens when extraordinary wisdom is paired with human frailty? 1 Kings provides a profound exploration of this question. It chronicles the pinnacle of Israel’s united monarchy under Solomon, a …
Seven Seals of Revelation and Their Prophetic Meaning
What if the seven seals of Revelation aren’t just distant, mysterious symbols, but a message of hope and justice for us today? Revelation often feels overwhelming. Strange images, intense judgments, …
SOAP Bible Study: Proverbs 22:6
Raising children is one of life’s greatest responsibilities and blessings. Every parent, grandparent, or guardian hopes to see their children grow into wise, godly adults who make choices that honor …
Parable of the Lost Sheep: Rejoicing Over One Repentant Heart
Have you ever felt lost, wondering if anyone would come looking for you? Jesus answered this question with the parable of the lost sheep (Matthew 18:12-14; Luke 15:3-7). He told …
Jesus in the Old Testament: How to Recognize Him Clearly
Have you ever wondered if Jesus appeared before the New Testament? Many assume He only arrives in Bethlehem, but is that really true? In fact, Jesus in the Old Testament …
Melchizedek Priesthood: A Shadow of Christ’s Eternal Role
Who was Melchizedek, and why does he appear so briefly yet hold such deep significance in Scripture? In Genesis 14, we meet Melchizedek, a mysterious figure who is both a …
2 Samuel Chapter 7: The Promise of a Kingdom
The story of 2 Samuel chapter 7 is one of the most significant moments in all of Scripture. It records the covenant God made with King David, a promise that …