When Jesus called His first disciples, He used an analogy that transformed their understanding of their lives and purpose. These men were fishermen by trade, laboring to gather fish from the waters of Galilee. But Jesus redefined their mission, saying,...
From Genesis to Revelation, Scripture calls us to a life of thanksgiving. Thanksgiving is not merely a seasonal practice or a fleeting emotion: it is a command, an attitude, and a way of life that flows from a heart transformed by God’s grace. Psalm 100:4...
Jesus’ parables are not vague spiritual riddles meant to keep sincere people in the dark. They are pictures drawn from ordinary life that reveal the ways of the kingdom of heaven to those who are willing to hear and obey. The Parable of the Weeds, also called the...
When we talk about homosexuality, we are not merely discussing a cultural issue or a political debate. We are dealing with a question of moral authority: Who defines what is right and what is wrong? Scripture teaches that morality is not invented by individuals or...
Jesus called His disciples “the salt of the earth.” That little sentence carries a big calling for the church today. Salt is common, but it does important work. It preserves. It seasons. It makes people thirsty. In this study we will walk through what Christ meant,...
People use the word “love” for almost everything, but the Bible uses it with weight and purpose. When we learn love from Scripture, it changes how we relate to God, how we treat family, how we handle conflict, and how we stand firm in a confused world. This study...
The Bible’s picture of “the Body of Christ” helps us understand Christian life in a simple, steady way. It explains our union with Christ, our connection to other believers, and our shared purpose in the local church. When we forget this, churches drift into pride,...
God never saved us just to forgive us and leave us unchanged. He saved us to make us like Jesus. That is why the Bible speaks so plainly about “the fruit of the Spirit.” This study walks through Galatians 5:22-23 in its context, explains why “fruit” is singular,...
The Bible presents peace as a profound and enduring gift, distinct from joy or happiness. While joy and happiness are emotional responses that often rise and fall with circumstances, peace is a settled state of the heart that believers experience through their...
The Gifts of the Holy Spirit are a profound aspect of God’s work among His people, designed for the edification of the Church and the furtherance of His kingdom. These gifts, distinct from the fruit of the Holy Spirit, empower believers to serve others and fulfill...
