We are reminded in Colossians 3 that believers who have died and risen with Christ are called to set their affections on things above—focusing on Christ and the eternal unseen—rather than earthly things, living in light of their secure union … Continue reading →

Mere months prior, the disciples had already seen Christ feed an even greater crowd, but they still doubted Him when this second case of “food insecurity” arose. We can’t be too hard on them, however, because we do the same … Continue reading →

This teaching on the feeding of the 5,000—the only miracle recorded in all four Gospels—recounts how Jesus was followed by a massive crowd of about 20,000 (5,000 men plus women and children), that was drawn by His healings. Moved with … Continue reading →

Knowing of God’s presence in our lives and wherever we go, we can live fearlessly for Christ. In this teaching on 2 Timothy 1:7, the Apostle Paul reminds Timothy that “God hath not given us the spirit of fear, but … Continue reading →

The outcome of the fight between David and Goliath was certainly unexpected to all who were present that day. In this episode, we continue our walk through this well-known account and then see how it all points forward to the … Continue reading →

The most famous battle in the Old Testament was not fought between two armies, but instead between two men. In this teaching on 1 Samuel 17, the Philistines set up a nearby camp opposite Israel, where their champion giant Goliath … Continue reading →

The Church needs consistent “prayer warriors” who pray always—not just in crises. This episode highlights the Apostle Paul’s selfless, specific intercession for the Thessalonians, asking God to make him—along with Silas and Timothy—worthy of their calling, while also requesting prayer … Continue reading →

This study focuses on Psalm 8, as David marvels at God’s excellent name in all the earth and His glory above the heavens. David wonders why the Creator—who fashioned the moon and stars with His fingers—would be mindful of frail, … Continue reading →

All of creation is a miracle. It is God’s handiwork, and it reveals the greatness and glory of the Creator. This lesson continues our look at Psalm 104, which praises God as the sovereign Creator and Sustainer. The psalm highlights … Continue reading →

This message examines Psalm 104 as a majestic song of praise to the Creator who is “very great” and clothed with honor and majesty. The psalm recounts God laying the earth’s unshakable foundations, covering it with the Flood waters that … Continue reading →