Biblical Study

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

The first five books of the Bible can feel epic: Creation, plagues, wilderness, law, but also overwhelming. TL DR Pentateuch makes it simple without watering it down. 

In quick, memorable summaries with key verses, reflections, and prayers, you’ll trace the Bible Basics in God’s thread of rescue from Genesis to Deuteronomy. It’s devotional meets roadmap: warm, clear, and surprisingly fun. Think cliff notes for your soul allowing you to see the big picture and understand the journey.

Bible Basics: The Pentateuch

“It’s the longest chapter in the Bible. It’s an acrostic poem in its original Hebrew. Psalm 119 is about keeping God’s law and the benefits of doing that. Do not be put off by its length, but take the time to immerse yourself in the words and what God is saying.” (Introduction – David Barker)

Psalm 119

Begin your journey through Joshua with clarity.

On the first day of this plan, you will read a guided introduction alongside the opening chapters of Joshua. This introduction explains how God fulfilled His promise by leading Israel into the land of Canaan under Joshua’s leadership. You will see how obedience, courage, and God’s faithfulness shaped this new chapter for His people.

As you read, remember that Joshua is still being translated today so communities around the world can encounter God’s Word in the language they understand best.

This plan offers a clear starting point as you read Joshua.

Joshua: A Guided Bible Introduction

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

The risen Jesus gathered the men He had walked with for three years on a mountain in Galilee, and He gave them marching orders, so alive that two thousand years of history have not diminished it by a single word, and it stands before you today exactly as He spoke it then.

This five-day plan moves through Matthew 28:18-20, drawing out what Jesus meant when He said, "Go", "Make disciples", "Baptise", "Teach", and "I am with you always".

Jesus gave both the marching orders and the authority to carry out the Great Commission.

MAKE DISCIPLES

Knowing about God is not the same as truly knowing Him. This 19-part devotional series explores the attributes of God — His holiness, sovereignty, mercy, love, and more — taking you beyond head knowledge into a deeper, life-changing encounter with the God who made you, sustains you, and draws near.

Knowing God

When you gave your life to Jesus, you were told what to do next. Go to church. Read your Bible. Pray. But very few people were told what actually happened inside them the moment they believed. God did not just forgive you and give you a ticket to heaven. He put something inside you. Something alive, powerful, and permanent. This plan takes you through the full reality of what God placed in you at salvation, what it is, what it does, and how to live in the full power of it every single day.

What God Actually Put Inside You When You Got Saved

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.