Biblical Study

Engaging the Bible meaningfully can feel overwhelming for many believers. Studying a book written across generations often requires guidance and clarity. Like the Ethiopian eunuch who asked, “How can I understand unless someone explains it?” this reading plan is designed to serve as a guide for those who sincerely desire to grow through Scripture. Whether you are a new believer or have walked with God for years, this plan will help you develop practical and consistent ways to read, study, and understand the Bible more effectively.

How to Productively Engage the Bible

Oftentimes, we try to adjust our faith to the molds of today's culture, but the appeal of Romans 12 is clear: do not be conformed, but be transformed. In this 6-day plan, Evangelist Rafael Elói invites you to dive into a journey of mental renewal and practical holiness.

Based on the concept of Kadosh (separation) and the analysis of biblical figures such as Saul, Daniel, and the three Hebrew youths, we will explore what it means to live out "reasonable worship" today.

The Standard of God in a World of Distractions

God gave Israel the Ten Commandments and the Torah, charging them with transmitting His Word to the world, a covenant that exists to this day, known as the Mosaic Covenant.
As we study God’s covenant with Moses and the nation of Israel, it is my prayer that these bring blessings to us all.


Moses: A Covenant With a Nation

This 7-day study explores the Parable of the Sower, showing how the same seed produces different results based on the condition of the soil. Through the imagery of hard paths, rocky ground, thorny places, and good soil, it examines real challenges in following Christ today: distractions, shallow faith, competing priorities, and the slow work of spiritual growth. Designed for both new and mature believers. Good Soil, Different Yields reframes Jesus’ teaching on thirty, sixty, and a hundred fold harvests, reminding us that God values faithfulness over comparison and inviting hearts toward steady, contented growth


Good Soil, Different Yields

The word 'church' is often associated with places of worship, but its usage in the Bible is connected to the community of believers in Christ. In the New Testament, we find that the Church has two aspects. On the one hand, all believers on earth at this time together with all those who have “died in Christ” in past centuries constitute the “Universal Church”. On the other hand, believers who meet in a particular locality form the “local church.” We will examine Paul's Letter to the Ephesians to understand the biblical concept of the church, both universal and local.

The Church - Universal and Local

Walk through the last week in Jesus' earthly life with a dramatic retelling of the Easter story.

The Story of Easter

The Old Testament can feel confusing or distant, but the story has always been moving toward Jesus. In this 5-day Bible Plan, you’ll learn simple ways to recognize His heart in unexpected places: strange stories, laws, cautionary tales, and surprising moments of grace. As you read, you’ll begin to see how the character, compassion, and mission of Jesus were already showing up long before the gospels.

How to Find Jesus in the Old Testament

This plan traces Jesus through Old Testament prophecy and New Testament fulfillment. Day 1: God’s Promise of a Savior reveals specific predictions about Jesus’s birth, lineage, and identity made centuries before He arrived. Day 2: The Suffering Servant shows how prophets foretold Jesus’s rejection, pain, and death as a sacrifice for sin. Day 3: Victory and Resurrection celebrates Jesus’s triumph over death and confirms His identity as the promised Messiah. Together, these three days demonstrate that Jesus’s entire life—birth, death, and resurrection—fulfilled God’s ancient plan of redemption.



The Gospel Story

This seven-day plan, explore the profound significance of Jesus' sacrificial death. Drawing from scriptural truths, we examine how Christ's voluntary submission secured humanity's redemption. Each day includes Scripture readings, devotional insights, reflection questions, and a prayer to encourage intimacy with God and application of His Word in everyday life.