Biblical Study

In this 8-day study, we will walk through the passion narratives and unpack how Jesus and his disciples understood them as fulfillments of Old Testament prefigurations of Jesus. Our starting point is that Jesus himself was the first to point out these scriptural connections to the disciples (Luke 24:44-46). And, just as the Holy Spirit opened their minds to understand the things Jesus taught them, we will ask the Spirit to similarly illumine us (John 14:26; 16:12-15).


This Was to Fulfill the Scripture Which Says… (The Bible Effect)

Begin your journey through Genesis with clarity.

On the first day, you will read a guided introduction alongside the opening chapters of Genesis. This provides essential background and shows how Genesis fits within the larger story of the Bible. You will encounter key themes such as creation, humanity’s need for a Savior, and God’s promise to bless all nations.

These same Scriptures are still being translated today so communities around the world can encounter God’s Word in the language they understand best.

If you want a clear starting point as you begin Genesis, this plan is for you.

Genesis: A Guided Bible Introduction

In this devotional, we will explore sociocultural perspectives, the world and its changes, and the damage caused by the Fall as expressed in society, families, and individuals. The invitation is to re-evaluate our own vision, to be healed from emotional fragments, and to be freed from the dogmas and sophisms that characterize our minds and, consequently, our perspective.

What Is Your Vision?

There is no more convincing witness of God’s love for you than His faithfulness to Israel.

Across Scripture, God reveals His heart through covenant promises, costly sacrifice, and unwavering devotion to His people. In this four-day devotional, you’ll discover how Israel is not merely an ancient story, but a living testimony to the kind of faithful, enduring love God extends to you today—a love that restores, redeems, and never lets go.

No Greater Love

For the next 40 days, we will walk with Jesus. We will learn how much God loves us—so much so that He even sent His Son, Jesus, for us.

Psalm 121 says that God watches over us all the time, day and night.
He doesn’t get tired, and He never forgets about you.

Show Me the Way - Lent Journey for Gr 4 & 5

Prayer is not guessing; it is Word-navigation. When you pray Scripture, heaven recognizes its language and responds. When you pray like fathers in the faith, you step into lineage and covenant. And when you pray in the Spirit, you activate divine intelligence beyond human thought.

Pray Like Scripture Thinks

The Discipleship Journey is a practical Bible plan for new believers who want to follow Jesus with clarity and consistency. Each day includes Scripture, a short teaching, and one simple step to apply what you learned. You’ll build a strong foundation in the gospel, assurance, identity in Christ, the Holy Spirit, baptism, the local church, spiritual habits, overcoming sin, prayer, and living as a witness. This plan works well for personal devotion, small groups, or one-on-one discipleship. The goal is steady growth, one step at a time, together.

The Discipleship Journey

If you want to get fit, you don’t work out just once a week. If you want to get spiritually fit, it’s important to exercise your faith more than an hour on Sunday. This 6-day plan is about building a daily devotional time with God. Personal, meaningful, practical, and designed to help you create and maintain a daily devotional habit. It’s an essential spiritual practice for fostering a relationship with Jesus and growing stronger in your faith.

Daily Devotion | Spiritual Practices

Lent 2026: Show me the Way

A journey through the Psalms with Jesus

Sometimes tough seasons make us think:
“I don’t even know who I am anymore or where I’m heading.” Suffering can become a space where we meet God, hear His voice more clearly, and slowly start becoming more like Jesus.

During Lent, we walk with Jesus on His journey to the cross - not just through the stories in the Gospels, but also through the Psalms, the prayers Jesus Himself grew up praying.

