Book of Esther: Faith, Favor, and Divine Timing
Have you ever wondered if God is working in your life, even when He seems silent? The Book of Esther answers that question with a resounding yes! Though God’s name …
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Elijah on Mount Carmel: Fire, Faith, and Fierce Opposition
Beginning: A Nation Torn Between Two Voices The story opens during the reign of Ahab, king of Israel, a period the biblical record describes as a low point in the …
Daniel and Revelation: Fulfilled Prophecy and First-Century Hope
Two Books, One Prophetic Thread The books of Daniel and Revelation are two of the most discussed and debated writings in all of Scripture. Both overflow with symbols, visions, and …
SOAP Bible Study: Joshua 1:8-9
What gives us real courage when everything around us is uncertain? Where do we find direction when we’re unsure what to do next? Joshua had just taken over leadership of …
Parable of the Wise Manager: Faithful Stewardship in Luke 12
A Lesson from a Surprising Story What would you do if you were left in charge of someone else’s house, money, and people? That is the powerful question behind the …
Luke: Beloved Physician, Gospel Writer, and Faithful Companion
What do we know about Luke, the man behind the third Gospel and the book of Acts? Scripture does not give us many details about his background. However, what we …
Second Timothy: Strength, Endurance, and Sound Doctrine
Have you ever faced a moment when standing for truth felt like a battle? Second Timothy speaks directly to that struggle. Written from a Roman prison, this letter is the …
Book of Nehemiah: Overcoming Challenges with God’s Help
Have you ever faced a challenge so daunting that it felt impossible to overcome? The Book of Nehemiah offers us a vivid example of how faith in God can turn …
From Synagogue to Church: How God Prepared His People
When we open the New Testament, synagogues seem to appear everywhere. Jesus taught in them, apostle Paul reasoned in them, and the gospel often began within their walls. Yet if …
Peter’s Denial and Restoration: From Failure to Faith
Setup: The Fisherman Who Left It All The Sea of Galilee was quiet when Jesus walked along its rocky shoreline. This region in northern Israel was not wealthy, but it …
Daniel and the Son of Man: Jesus’ First-Century Fulfillment
Why Daniel Matters in Jesus’ Teaching Why did Jesus quote Daniel more than any other prophet when speaking about judgment and authority? That question matters because how we answer it …
SOAP Bible Study: Luke 6:43-45
What comes out of our mouths reveals what lives in our hearts. That truth can feel both comforting and convicting. In Luke 6:43–45, Jesus uses a simple image, trees and …
Parable of the Wise and Foolish Builders Explained Simply
What Are We Building Our Lives On? What makes one life stand firm while another collapses under pressure? Jesus answers that question directly in the parable of the wise and …
Aaron: Brother of Moses & First High Priest of Israel
When we study the early leaders of Israel, Aaron often stands in Moses’ shadow. However, Scripture gives him a unique and important role in God’s plan. Aaron was not only …
Acts 2 Outline: Birth of the Church and Gift of the Spirit
What would it look like if God started something brand new, right in the middle of a religious crowd? That’s exactly what we see in Acts 2. The chapter opens …
First Timothy: Lessons on Leadership, Love, and Perseverance
Have you ever wondered how we can lead with integrity, love others deeply, and persevere in faith despite life’s challenges? In First Timothy, the apostle Paul offers us a treasure …
KJV Only or Not? A Thoughtful Look at Bible Translation
Have you ever heard someone say the KJV is the only real Bible? If you’ve spent time in church circles, you probably have. Maybe someone handed you a tract or …
King Saul: A Crown Torn by Fear, the Tragic Fall
From Donkey-Seeker to Anointed King The story of King Saul begins not in a throne room, but on the rugged hills of Benjamin. He was looking for donkeys. Saul, the …