Biblical Study

God still speaks, and His Word remains the primary way He guides, strengthens, and transforms us. This 7-day plan will help you recognize Scripture not as ordinary writing, but as a spiritual vault that opens through revelation. Drawing from real examples, biblical encounters, and practical insights, you’ll learn how to read the Bible with understanding, sensitivity to the Spirit, and confidence. Whether you often feel distracted, confused, or unsure how to interpret Scripture, this plan will reawaken your spiritual attention and teach you to catch God’s voice in His Word. Prepare to see Scripture come alive.

Word Coded: The Spirit Language

Maranatha is an Aramaic word that the earliest believers used as both a prayer and a greeting, meaning “Come, Lord Jesus”, and the church carried it untranslated across languages and centuries because no other word held its weight.

Somewhere along the way, for many of us, the return of Jesus became a doctrine we affirm rather than a reality we long for.

This five-day plan was born out of one question: what would it take for Maranatha to become the genuine posture of your heart?

Come, Lord Jesus. That is where this plan begins and where it ends.

MARANATHA Devotional

That’s part of the aim of this devotional: to understand what
it means to be a steward. Then, the other part sets out to
explore what it means to steward what God has entrusted to
us. Learning our role and responsibilities in light of our identity
in Him.

Steward - Day 8 to Day 15

This devotional is a structured journey into understanding and living by the Scriptures, its authority, reliability, and its central message on Christ. It also explores the purpose of the Scripture as a guide for doctrine, correction, and spiritual growth. This is a call for practical application, and an encouragement to actively reflect God’s Word in our daily decisions and actions.

May Devotional

This is the final book of the Pentateuch, the final book of the Torah—and the final address of Moses to the people he had led for forty years.
In the book of Deuteronomy, we see the Law reviewed and repeated. It contains answers to key issues, application questions, and quotes to think and apply, and a prayer of commitment at the end.


GLEANINGS - Deuteronomy

Before Peter became a pillar, he was a person in process — impulsive, inconsistent, yet deeply loved and called by Christ. This 7-day plan explores how the Lord’s shaping of Peter mirrors our own transformation journey: from instability to strength, from failure to faithfulness.

Change & Life Transformation – Part 1: The Process of Transformation — the Old Peter

This is a telling of the creation story. It focuses on the beginning of God’s carefully ordered plan revealed in the Bible. It explains how God formed light and darkness, days and seasons, and all living things within the time He designed. It helps children understand that time is meaningful because God made it. The bible plan reassures young readers that their lives unfold within God’s wise, loving, and eternal purpose from the very start.

God's Special Time by Ella Omukhango 

The parable of the Ten Virgins becomes increasingly vivid and instructive for the believer in Christ as the days draw to a close and we anticipate the return of our Lord Jesus Christ.
Scripture records that five of the virgins were wise, while five were foolish. The distinguishing factor between them was not desire, but preparedness for the journey to meet the Bridegroom. The wise virgins carried not only oil in their lamps but also extra oil in reserve, while the foolish ones were unprepared.

OIL IN MY LAMP

Jesus is the source of all victories in our lives. The ultimate victory is His resurrection and victory over death. We want to know Jesus and abide with Him daily. Let’s rediscover and enjoy the indestructible and infinite hope of Jesus.

This series encourages you to receive and give hope as you grow a stronger relationship with God and confidence in His Word.

Daily victories from God are evident in the stories of six different Biblical people, each with a different focus:

JOSHUA with courage.
RUTH with love.
ESTHER with hope.
BARNABAS with encouragement.
PHILIP with purpose.
TIMOTHY with faith.