SOAP Bible Study: Romans 12:1-2
In this SOAP Bible Study: Romans 12:1-2, we slow down and listen carefully to one of Paul’s most powerful calls to holy living. These two verses shift the entire letter …
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Luke 21 and the Destruction of Jerusalem
We approach the study of eschatology with a desire to see God’s Word as both reliable and clear. Many readers feel overwhelmed when they encounter the prophetic warnings of Jesus …
SOAP Bible Study: Acts 2:42–47
In SOAP Bible Study: Acts 2:42-47 we step into the earliest days of the church. We meet believers who lived close to Jesus and close to one another. Luke records …
How to Read Difficult Bible Passages Without Getting Discouraged
Many believers quietly struggle with difficult Bible passages, even if they rarely admit it. We open Scripture expecting clarity and comfort, yet sometimes we meet confusion instead. A passage feels …
Isaiah 24–27 and Covenant Collapse in Biblical Prophecy
When we read Isaiah 24–27, we quickly sense weight and urgency. The language sounds global, cosmic, and final. Yet Scripture often uses sweeping imagery to describe covenantal judgment, not planetary …
SOAP Bible Study: 2 Chronicles 7:14
The words of SOAP Bible Study: 2 Chronicles 7:14 echo across generations because they speak to moments of need. Scripture addresses a people who desire healing, direction, and restored fellowship …
How to Study the Bible with a Notebook or Journal
Many believers want to study the Bible more deeply but feel unsure where to begin. We often read faithfully yet struggle to remember what we read or connect ideas across …
Isaac: The Quiet Patriarch of Promise and Continuity
Some figures in Scripture stand out because of bold speeches or dramatic actions. Others matter because they quietly carry God’s promises forward. Isaac belongs to the second group. His life …
SOAP Bible Study: 1 Corinthians 13:1-13
Few passages of Scripture are as familiar as 1 Corinthians 13. It is often read at weddings, quoted in devotionals, and admired for its beauty. Yet familiarity can quietly dull …
How to Build a Personal Digital Bible Study Library
Why a Digital Bible Study Library Matters Many believers own several Bibles, notebooks, and study books, yet still feel scattered in their study. A digital Bible study library helps bring …
Morning Moments with God: A New Morning, A New Beginning
Learning to Begin Each Day with God Each morning offers more than a fresh start. It offers an invitation. Before the noise of responsibilities, alerts, and expectations fills our minds, …
SOAP Bible Study: John 15:4–5
What does it really mean to stay close to Jesus every day? Many believers sense that closeness matters, yet they struggle to explain how it works. This is why our …
How to Study the Bible by Book, Chapter, and Verse
Why Random Reading Often Leaves Us Confused Have you ever opened the Bible, read a few verses, and still felt unsure what you just read? Many new believers start with …
Nehemiah: A Burden That Built a City
What moves a person to leave comfort behind and step into ruins and resistance? That question sits at the heart of Nehemiah’s story. When we open the book of Nehemiah, …
Regeneration and Restoration: A Biblical Distinction That Matters
Many believers wrestle with unnecessary fear because they confuse regeneration with spiritual recovery. When a Christian sins, stumbles, or drifts, the question often rises quietly in the heart: Have I …
John Mark: Failure, Restoration, and Useful Service in Acts
Have you ever failed early in your walk with God and wondered if you were finished? The story of John Mark speaks directly to that fear. In the book of …
SOAP Bible Study: Luke 9:23-24
Deny Yourself, Take Up Your Cross What does it really mean to follow Jesus? That’s a question every believer must answer—not just once, but every day. In this SOAP Bible …
Ruth: Loyalty, Redemption, and God’s Hidden Hand
The story of Ruth is one of quiet strength, steady faith, and divine providence. Found in the Old Testament, the book of Ruth tells how a Moabite widow stepped into …