Tisaki 26:22

Many believers focus on only one aspect of spiritual life, usually success, devotional practice, or church involvement, but Scripture shows a balanced life includes all three. In Genesis 26:25, Isaac built an altar, pitched his tent, and dug a well, forming a pattern for healthy faith. The tent represents daily life and responsibilities, the altar represents a relationship with God, and the well represents connection to other believers. When all three are healthy, faith becomes strong, stable, and fruitful. Over the next three days, you will strengthen daily life, deepen your relationship with God, and grow in Christian community.

In a broken world, tough times are inevitable: the winds and waves will rock your boat. So if you’ve suffered – or you’re suffering now – join Dalene Reyburn for this four-day reading plan. God hasn’t left you to steer your ship alone through treacherous waters. His Word gives you a way forward, and hope.

For millennia, God’s people have been carrying out a weekly Bible study plan. Every year, they read through the Torah from Genesis to Deuteronomy. In synagogue each week, they read and study a Bible passage—the weekly parshah. This week’s parshah is called “Toldot,” which is Hebrew for “generations,” and covers Genesis 25:19-28:9.

There are over 700 verses in the Bible on the topic of money, God wants His children to be blessed, responsible, and influential in these last days. We're in a season of breakthrough and open Heavens. Financial releases occur when one abandons the former way of thinking and are intended to restructure the norm. This five-day journey will educate and prepare the body to receive, and steward the forthcoming release.