What happens to a people when “everyone does what is right in their own eyes”? We start in the stark closing line of Judges and follow a through-line of longing, failure, and promise that leads to the only King worth trusting. From Jacob’s prop...

What if the most powerful thing you do this week is speak a blessing? We walk through Hebrews 11:20–22 and scan the last stretch of Genesis to watch faith at work in quiet, decisive moments: Isaac blessing his sons, Jacob blessing his grandsons...

When faith meets a knife’s edge, what do you hold onto—God’s promise or your grip? We walk through Hebrews 11 and Genesis 22 to watch Abraham rise early, split wood, and carry obedience up Moriah with a strange mix of logic and trust. He knows ...

What if the next brave thing isn’t a giant leap, but a single obedient step without the address? We walk through Hebrews 11:8–10 and trace Abraham’s path in three movements—taking the step of faith, living the stay of faith, and fixing our hope...

What would your epitaph say? For Enoch, a mysterious figure from Genesis, it simply read: "He pleased God." While most of what we leave behind remains unseen—typically just a name and two dates separated by a dash—Enoch broke even this pattern ...

What if everything God allows in your life is designed to develop one thing: your trust in Him? In this exploration of Hebrews 11, we discover that faith isn't a blind leap into the dark—it's something with substance and evidence that radically...

Have you ever wondered what happened in those three days between the cross and the resurrection? Mark's gospel provides a fascinating glimpse into this often-overlooked period, revealing unexpected heroes and profound theological truths.

Death cast its shadow at high noon as darkness fell over Jerusalem. Jesus, hanging on the cross, cried out with words that still echo through history: "My God, my God, why have you forsaken me?" These weren't just words of despair—they were a r...

The journey to the cross reveals humanity's darkest impulses and God's unfathomable love. As Roman soldiers clothe Jesus in mock royal garments, jam a crown of thorns on his head, and spit on him repeatedly, we witness the Creator of the univer...