Biblical Study

In just 10 minutes a day for 90 days, you’ll journey through the sweeping story of God’s redemption as revealed in the Old Testament, from creation to covenant, from promise to prophecy. This panoramic reading plan captures the heart of Scripture, helping you see how each book fits into God’s grand design and points to Christ. By the end, you’ll not only understand the major themes and key moments of the Old Testament but also see how its message of hope, holiness, and grace continues to shape our faith today.

Old Testament Panorama in 90 Days

The Letter to the Hebrews is a passionate call to remain steadfast in faith! It reveals the surpassing greatness of Jesus, far above prophets, angels, and the law, and reminds us that our salvation rests solely in Him. The letter urges us, despite all challenges, to move forward with courage, to fix our eyes on Jesus, and to firmly align our lives with our heavenly goal.

Hebrews

Nehemiah is a book that interlays themes of spiritual renewal and physical preparation. More than a dry, historical narrative of the rebuilding of Jerusalem’s walls, the book of Nehemiah has much to teach us about personal leadership, faith, vision, a community on mission, God’s faithfulness, spiritual renewal and a call to holiness and rejoicing!


Nehemiah- Rebuilding and Renewal

This 11-day reading plan takes you through the Letter to the Galatians and highlights how central the gospel of God’s grace is for the Christian faith. Each section explains the passage in clear terms, offers a theologically grounded interpretation, and provides impulses for personal reflection. The plan is designed for everyday believers and emphasizes the freedom found in Christ over a rule-driven form of religion. It combines biblical understanding with pastoral depth and invites you to realign your life in the light of grace. Ideal for individuals, small groups, or church gatherings.

Galatians

Before the Bible was bound, the truth was written. "Oracles of God: The Story of the New Testament" is a 7-day devotional journey through Scripture’s divine origins, fulfillment in Christ, and faithful preservation through time. Discover how God’s Word was spoken, recorded, and passed down from generation to generation so that you might know His truth today. Each day explores the living power of the Word and how it continues to transform hearts.

Let this devotional strengthen your faith and deepen your confidence in the reliability, authority, and eternal endurance of God’s Word.

Oracles of God: The Story of the New Testament

Abundant Grace Daily: Psalm 23 is one of a series of devotionals based on key passages of Scripture. These devotions encourage you to center on the inexhaustible ocean of God’s grace, rather than life’s inevitable challenges. God’s grace is more than enough for anything you face. It is available wave after wave, daily. 

Psalm 23, the first in the series, explores the question, “To what extent can I say that, with Christ as my Shepherd, I have everything I really need?”


Abundant Grace Daily

Jesus is undoubtedly famous. You are likely familiar with some of His teachings, His story, and His impact. However, the more you get to know Him, the more you realize—there’s so much more to know! You are invited to spend 25 days not only deepening your knowledge of Jesus but also strengthening your relationship with Him. As you do that, it will open you up to Him and to more life-changing friendships with others.

I Know a Guy

God’s Word is both true and beautiful. 
In a time when you have to question if it’s real, here’s something you can trust. Verified. Worthy. 
You saw it in Part 1—Old Testament, now see it even clearer in Jesus’ story in Part 2—New Testament. 
Trace the whole true and beautiful story and you’ll see how God is doing something true and beautiful in your life, too. 


True & Beautiful Things About the Bible--New Testament

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 “Lech Lecha,” which is Hebrew for “go forth,” and covers Genesis 12:1-17:27.