RESOURCES TO MORE FULLY UNDERSTAND THE LIFE & MINISTRY OF JESUS.

Discover the miracle of regeneration—how God brings dead hearts to life and makes us new creations through His Spirit. A biblical look at spiritual rebirth.

When John stepped into the empty tomb—he found order. In the smallest detail, Jesus was making a bold statement: the work is finished, and peace has the final word.

Jesus entered Jerusalem to cheers and palm branches—but by week’s end, the crowd shouted, “Crucify Him.” Why the shift? And what does it reveal about our expectations of God? Step into the geography, culture, and heartbreak of the Triumphal Entry—and discover why the King we didn’t expect is better than we imagined.

Legalism says Do more. Grace says It is finished. Discover how to break free from performance-based faith and step into true freedom in Christ.

Paul wasn’t always a hero of the faith. He was Saul—an enforcer, a persecutor, a man on the wrong path. But one encounter with Jesus changed everything. What if God wants to do the same in your life?

Betrayal wounds us, but with Jesus, it’s not the end—it’s an opportunity for redemption. Judas stayed in shame, while Peter turned back and found grace. No matter your story, healing is possible.

Jesus offers us grace and renewal. Lessons we learn from the Samaritan woman’s encounter with Him.

Discover the Sabbath as a gift from God—a time to pause, rest, and reconnect with Him. Learn practical steps to embrace stillness, delight, and worship in a world that never stops.

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Ever wonder why God chose these unlikely people for His story? What the nativity characters teach us about trusting God.

The first commandment is putting God above all else. And when we live this out, we experience a more intimate relationship with the Father. Explore three essential practices to help you keep God first in your daily walk.

When the world feels uncertain or chaotic, fear and doubt can creep in, leaving us feeling vulnerable and shaken. Here’s how we can look to the Bible to find peace when everything around us feels unsteady.

We've all been there—hurt, betrayed, or let down by someone we trusted. Forgiveness can be one of the hardest things we are called to do as Christians. It’s a gritty, soul-stretching process that demands honesty, vulnerability, and sometimes, profound pain. And while Jesus’ teaching on forgiveness doesn’t sugarcoat the difficulty, He does show us that it is a path worth taking.

Sometimes, our questions about faith feel big, vast, and a bit overwhelming. In our Google-everything world, we've become addicted to answers and explanations. But what if our obsession with knowing is actually holding us back from something beautiful?

Have you ever felt like your faith journey has led you into a barren wilderness? You're not alone. Even Jesus experienced time in the desert. Learn 4 ways to revive your relationship with God when your soul feels dry

Reclaim your spiritual joy by creating daily rhythms of connecting with God. The goal of the Christian life should be an intimate relationship with Jesus - not robotic obedience.

Learn to embrace God's plan, even when it doesn't make sense. Surrender might sound like defeat, but in God's economy, it's the key to victory. When we surrender our plans, fears, and desires to the Lord, we open ourselves to His perfect will.

Understanding that we are made in God's image should transform how we view ourselves and others. When we get a hold of this truth, known as imago Dei, we can reflect God's glory in our daily lives.

Jesus' life offers powerful insights into building true friendships. His example gives us a practical example for how to cultivate meaningful connections that reflect His unconditional love and refresh our soul.

Discover three powerful lessons from Psalm 66 that will help you recognize God's might, pursue purity and forgiveness, and acknowledge His sovereignty. Learn how to refocus your heart on God's faithfulness and find joy in His abundant blessings.

God has generously gifted us with His beautiful creation, inviting us to experience His goodness and redemption. He sets joy before us daily. The Psalmist gives us a beautiful command to fully embrace these rich gifts: delight in the Lord.

James closes his epistle with a call to prayer that is as relevant today as it was 2,000 years ago. See the four promises of how to connect with our all-sufficient God.

Whether you're celebrating or remembering, reflect on God's character and find comfort in His unwavering presence.

Words matter deeply to God. He chose to speak creation into being. Thousands of times in the Bible, God spoke to his people. God's Word is our guidepost through every season of life. Learn this Biblical framework for using our words wisely.

James was a leader in the early church and he admonished the early Christians to change their behavior, thinking, and speaking. Because true belief does that, and static belief changes nothing.

Israel is the place where God chose to send his son Jesus to save humankind from sin. See how the Holy Land shows us God's faithfulness, the majesty of His sovereignty, and His unending mercy.

Studying biblical geography is crucial for gaining a deeper understanding of the historical context, cultural nuances, and geographical settings of the events and narratives depicted in the Bible. Explore where Jesus walked and talked during his final weeks.

After his resurrection, Jesus spent 40 days on earth. The gospels record eleven specific appearances, but there may have been more. As believers, here are three lessons to learn from Jesus’ post-resurrection life.

Understanding the life of Judas Iscariot, Jesus's infamous betrayer, should be both convicting and hopeful as we prepare our hearts for Easter. His actions serve as a solemn warning about the consequences of following the ways of the world, but they also highlight Jesus' incredible grace.

Throughout Scripture, the primary way Satan opposes God is through his continual temptation of God’s people. Explore the ways that Satan tempted Jesus (and us!) and learn how we are called to respond.