Explore the biblical history of the City of Refuge and discover how this ancient sanctuary points to Jesus. Learn how He fulfills the roles of both Avenger and Redeemer to provide us with eternal safety and peace.
Explore the history of “Shall We Gather at the River.” From its origins in Civil War-era Brooklyn to its use in riverside baptisms, discover how this classic hymn calls believers to unity and peace in Christ.
Wanting to get better at prayer is a goal as old as the disciples’ own requests. But as Michael Eldridge explores, true improvement isn’t about more words; it’s about a heart that is humbled and made right with God.
Who will truly enter heaven? This post explores the biblical boundaries of salvation in Christ and His church, examining God’s blueprint for the saved and why following the New Testament pattern is essential for our souls.
Explore the unique role of left-handedness in the Bible. From the tactical advantage of Ehud to the elite slingers of Benjamin, discover how God uses every trait for His purpose in this insightful study.
Fear is a thief that robs us of peace, but God offers a path lit by strength and holy awe. Learn how fixing your eyes on Jesus helps in overcoming fear through faith, even when the storms of life begin to roar.
History shows that violence isn’t an anomaly; it’s a symptom of a deeper problem. From Cain to the Pharisees, the Bible reveals the dark side of our instincts. Discover how Christ offers the only true solution to this cycle.
Jay Graham explores how a lack of gratitude pervades modern culture. Discover how replacing complaints with thankfulness improves our spirits and find biblical insights on contentment in a prosperous society.
We know Jesus is our friend, but is that friendship reciprocal? This post explores what it means to be a friend to Jesus, moving beyond what He does for us to what He truly wants from us: a humble, loving relationship .
Watching a show on abandoned houses reminds us of souls who abandon their spiritual lives. Why? A lack of maintenance, distractions, or apathy. This post explores the danger of an empty spiritual house and how to fill it with God’s word.