Biblical Study

Do you feel like God is calling you to step into something scary or unknown? Well, you’re not alone! All throughout the Bible, God didn’t just call people into difficult assignments, He promised to stay near them, He prepared them, He comforted them – and this five-day plan gives us an example of this through a snapshot of Ezekiel’s life.

Ezekiel

Corinth was a major port city in ancient Greece—a center of commerce, religious diversity, and known for loose living. Precisely there, a young church was growing, learning to live out their faith in a secular environment. Many issues they faced remain relevant today. In this reading plan, you'll see how Paul addresses the early believers’ challenges and shows what it means to live as a church, strengthen one another, and use the Spirit’s gifts. It’s about genuine love, handling conflict, the power of the resurrection, and how faith in Christ can transform everyday life.

1 Corinthians

Get a bird’s-eye view of God’s heart and provision for His people throughout all time—and begin to grasp the whole arc of the Bible. It all points to Jesus. We’ll read at least one verse from each chapter of every book of the Bible, all in just 30 days. We’ll walk through the history, Psalms, Proverbs, and New Testament simultaneously in about 40 verses per day.

One Verse From Every Chapter in 30 Days

You want to understand the Bible, but tasks & distractions seem to fill up most days. It’s frustrating to even know where to start. In an accepting & accessible style, this reading plan has simplified Scripture to help you—especially if you’re a new Christian—understand God’s word in a way that’s life-changing. You will learn to understand the entire storyline of the Bible & gain confidence in your faith.

The Bible, Simplified

You were made for more than just getting by—you were made for a mission. In this plan, you’ll discover how God is calling you into His world-changing plan. Rooted in Matthew 28:18–20, this 6-part Bible reading plan will open your eyes to the "secret mission" Jesus invites every believer into: to make disciples and bring God's love to the world. Whether you’ve never considered your calling or are seeking a fresh sense of direction, this journey will help you connect the dots between your personal story and God’s global purpose.

Commissioned: Passion to Purpose: Living the Great Commission

“It’s complicated”—that is probably an apt way to describe the relationship between Paul and the church in Corinth. His first letter was met with resistance: some rejected his criticism and even questioned his authority. Paul traveled to Corinth in person—a painful visit. After he returned, he wrote a severe letter in tears. The church responded: many repented. Paul heard about this from Titus and wrote again—our Second Letter to the Corinthians. It is a testimony to genuine reconciliation, to love that has been hurt, and to the divine power that can heal even broken relationships, even today.

2 Corinthians

Retirement brings more than free time; it also brings new questions. Beneath the surface lie real struggles: purpose, routine, connection, and faith. Join us as we explore the top 5 challenges every retiree faces – some you may expect, others may surprise you – and discover the wisdom the Bible offers for each one. With honesty and hope, you’ll rediscover God’s purpose for this next season. Because although retirement can be a gift, it’s not for the faint of heart.

Retirement: Top 5 Challenges in the First Years 

God is calling each of us to share His message. In Isaiah 6:8, He asks, “Whom shall I send?” Isaiah responds, “Here I am. Send me.” That same question still stands today.

Sharing Jesus can feel uncomfortable and intimidating, but God doesn’t ask for perfection—just a willing heart. Our job is to share; He’s the one who changes lives.

This seven-day devotional will help you face the common barriers to saying yes and take your next step in faith.

God is still asking, "Who will go?" - How will you respond?

MOTION "Who Will Go" 7 Day Devotional

In Matthew chapter 6, Jesus gives us a model for prayer. This beautiful prayer, known as The Lord’s Prayer, begins with a worshipful "Our Father", reminding us of our close and loving relationship with God, and ends with "Amen" or “so be it”— a bold declaration of faith, trust, and surrender. As we reflect on the words our Lord has given us and the journey they take us through—worship, surrender, dependence, forgiveness, and spiritual protection—may “Amen” rise from our lips not as an ending, but as an act of worship.