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We'd love to hear from you. Message us here. 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 prophecy that the scepter would rest with Judah to Deuteronomy’s surprising portrait of a humble ruler who copies and reads the law daily, Scripture draws the outline of a different kind of kingship—one shaped b...

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We'd love to hear from you. Message us here. 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, and Joseph asking that his bones move when God moves His people. These scenes are more than family history; they reveal how trust can travel through imperfect people and still land right where God intends....

We'd love to hear from you. Message us here. 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 Isaac is the child of promise, so he reasons that if the sacrifice goes through, the God who cannot lie can raise the boy from the dead. That’s not blind belief; it’s confidence anchored in a Person who keep...

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We'd love to hear from you. Message us here. 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 on the site of faith, the city God builds. Along the way, we explore how a man pulled from an idolatrous city learned to move on God’s word, pitch tents where others would pour concrete, and wait with desir...

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We'd love to hear from you. Message us here. 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 by never experiencing death at all. Nestled within Hebrews 11's "Hall of Faith," Enoch's extraordinary story teaches us what it truly means to walk with God. This isn't mere religious jargon but a profound ...

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We'd love to hear from you. Message us here. 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 changes how we live. The "Hall of Faith" presents us with a museum of faithful believers, showcasing ordinary people who learned to trust an extraordinary God. Faith functions as our spiritual receptors, a...

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We'd love to hear from you. Message us here. 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. The moment Jesus breathed His last, the massive temple veil tore from top to bottom—a divine statement that access to God's presence was now available to all. No more barriers, no more distance. While the male di...

We'd love to hear from you. Message us here. 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 reference to Psalm 22, a prophetic psalm that described with uncanny precision the very scene unfolding that day: mockers surrounding him, soldiers gambling for his clothing, and the piercing of his hands and...