This week’s Bible reading in Ezra and Nehemiah isn’t just about rebuilding ancient structures—it’s about God rebuilding lives. Learn how these stories mirror our own journeys of restoration, obedience, and leadership.

Discover how the books of Ezra, Nehemiah, and Esther fit together as one powerful story of exile, return, and God's covenant faithfulness. Learn about the key figures, timelines, and the deeper themes that still speak to us today.

Many Christians today see discipleship as belief or church attendance—but in Jesus’ time, it meant radical surrender, obedience, and imitation. This blog unpacks 10 powerful differences between modern Christianity and biblical discipleship to help us follow Jesus as He truly intended.

One prayer saved a city. One revival changed a nation. Explore 2 Chronicles 17–36 and discover what it means to live with a whole heart for God.

What does it mean to serve God with a whole heart? In this post, we explore David’s prayer for Solomon in 1 Chronicles 29:19 and give you 4 practical, biblical steps to pursue wholehearted devotion to God in your own life.

In this week’s Bible reading, we journey through 1 Chronicles 23 to 2 Chronicles 16—a rich section of Scripture filled with awe, order, and warning. These chapters showcase the preparation of the temple, the glory of God…

If you’ve ever read through 1 & 2 Samuel and 1 & 2 Kings, then turned the page into 1 & 2 Chronicles, you might have thought:
“Wait... didn’t we already read this?” The short answer is yes—but not like this. Chronicles retells…

We’re jumping into a new book—1 Chronicles 1–22—and though much of the content may seem familiar, it offers new angles, deeper details, and supernatural insight that we don’t want to miss. While 1 Chronicles retells many…

In this week’s Bible reading, we’re diving into one of the most sobering and spiritually rich sections of Scripture—2 Kings 10–25. These chapters mark the final days of the divided kingdom, featuring a turbulent legacy….

Welcome back to the Bible in a Year journey. Today, we’re exploring 2 Kings chapters 5 and 6, focusing on the unforgettable story of Naaman, a Syrian military commander whose healing from…

Welcome to another step in our Bible in a Year journey. Today, we’re diving into 1 Kings 22—one of the most theologically challenging and fascinating chapters in the Old Testament. In this chapter, God…

The books of 1 and 2 Kings offer one of the most dramatic and spiritually charged narratives in the Old Testament. They trace the rise and fall of…

High places are mentioned throughout 1 and 2 Kings, often in passing — but their spiritual significance runs deep. Far more than just hilltop shrines, they became symbols of compromise, idolatry, and a divided heart before God. In this blog, we’ll….

This week, we’re diving into one of the most intense and spiritually charged sections of the Bible—1 Kings 18 through 2 Kings 9. We’ll see a fearless prophet confront a nation, hidden dangers in places that seemed…

The Sunday following Easter is sometimes a hard thing to follow. If you get caught up in certain things like boosted attendance, the passion and heartfelt eagerness of the…

We're diving into some incredible stories this week in our One Year Bible reading—1 Kings chapters 1 through 18. This week’s readings are filled with a lot of imagery, wisdom, and significant turning points for Israel…

Resurrection Sunday. The most celebrated day of the year in our faith of Jesus. The fact I am declared righteous by God, set free from shame, guilt, sin – and not…

Welcome back to our Bible-in-a-Year journey! This week, we're diving into 2 Samuel chapters 9 through 24, exploring the powerful story of King David—his victories, personal struggles, and the consequences of his decisions….

Welcome to the introduction to the Book of 2 Samuel—a powerful continuation of the story of David, Israel’s greatest king. This book is filled with triumph and tragedy, glory and grief, and it gives us one of the clearest portraits of….

It’s Palm Sunday. More and more over the years I come to truly appreciate this day and what it means. It says in Luke 9:51 that Jesus set His eyes on Jerusalem, knowing….