Biblical Study

Reading the Bible is hard. Understanding it is even harder! 
But I want to help.

Theology is a way of thinking about and relating to God. Most of us assign our own meanings to the Bible from unconscious biases and influences, rather than from the wisdom framework of scripture itself.

I want to help you understand your Bible better and get the most out of scripture, but it’s never going to be possible to learn everything we need all at once.

Let's dive in together!

Theology Thursday - Volume 1

Peter’s journey from brokenness to boldness reveals a powerful truth: the same resources that transformed him are available to us today. The promise of God, the prayer of Christ, the presence of Jesus, the power of the Holy Spirit, and the refinement through people are not historical experiences — they are present realities.

Activating the Resources That Transform - Part 4

In a world filled with many voices, how do we distinguish the Truth? This 7-day journey invites you to move from being a spectator to a student of the Word. Using the "Berean" model of Acts 17, you will learn to unlock the depths of Scripture to fuel your prayer life, protect your heart from deception, and discover your true identity in Christ. It is time to move beyond the surface and let the Word of Christ dwell in you richly. Join us as we open the scroll together.


The Open Scroll: Unlocking the Depths of God’s Word

Begin your journey through Job with clarity.
On the first day, you will read a guided introduction alongside the opening chapters of Job. It explains the story of a righteous man who suffered deeply while wrestling with questions about God, suffering, and justice. You will see themes of endurance, humility, and God’s sovereignty throughout the book.
As you read, remember that Job 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 Job.

Job: A Guided Bible Introduction

Understanding is more than intelligence, education, or the ability to explain deep things. In Scripture, understanding is spiritual sight—the grace to perceive what God is revealing, discern what He is saying, and respond rightly. This devotional explores the Spirit of Understanding through Isaiah 11, Revelation 5, Ephesians 1, the parable of the sower, Daniel’s encounters, Solomon’s prayer, the sons of Issachar, and the interpretation of dreams and visions. It invites believers to move beyond merely hearing truth into seeing, receiving, discerning, and walking wisely in it.

The Spirit of Understanding: Seeing What God Is Saying by Patrick Omukhango

The Mindset Rewrite is a 7-day devotional on biblical meditation, exploring why God commands it and how it transforms the way we think, believe, and live. 

Drawing from Joshua 1:8, Psalm 1, and stories of faith from Abraham to the woman with the issue of blood, this plan challenges believers to go beyond simply hearing the Word and begin turning it over in the heart until it becomes a daily habit that renews the mind and positions them for breakthrough.

The Mindset Rewrite

The parable of the sower contains the key to understanding every other parable Jesus taught. This 21-day plan traces the journey every believer is called to make, from seed to oak. Drawing from Matthew 13, Mark 4, and Luke 8, each day reveals a dimension of how the Word of God takes root in the human heart and produces a harvest that transforms your life, your world, and the next generation.

The Wisdom of the Seed

Begin your journey through Ezra with clarity.
On the first day, you will read a guided introduction alongside the opening chapters of Ezra. It explains how God brought His people back from exile and helped them rebuild the temple in Jerusalem. You will see themes of restoration, repentance, and renewed obedience to God.
As you read, remember that Ezra 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 Ezra.


Ezra: A Guided Bible Introduction

“The just shall live by faith.” — Romans 1:17
It was first spoken through the prophet Habakkuk, quoted by Paul in Romans and Galatians, and referenced again in Hebrews. It reveals how God’s people are justified, how they walk with Him, and how they persevere through life’s challenges.

This 7-day devotional study explores the meaning of faith and what it truly means to live by faith every day.