Send us a text In Revelation 6–11, we encounter seals, trumpets, witnesses, and the often-misunderstood idea of tribulation. In this teaching, we explore the symbolic meaning of Revelation, showing how tribulation is not a future event but the refining process God uses in the lives of believers today. Discover how the Law, the Prophets, and the body of Christ all point to God’s unfolding plan of redemption. Join the conversation in our Estero Ekklesia community, visit BibleInOrder.com, and co...
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Send us a text In Revelation 6–11, we encounter seals, trumpets, witnesses, and the often-misunderstood idea of tribulation. In this teaching, we explore the symbolic meaning of Revelation, showing how tribulation is not a future event but the refining process God uses in the lives of believers today. Discover how the Law, the Prophets, and the body of Christ all point to God’s unfolding plan of redemption. Join the conversation in our Estero Ekklesia community, visit BibleInOrder.com, and co...
Send us a text Luke chapter 3 introduces John the Baptizer, the call to repentance, and the deeper meaning of baptism. This teaching explores why baptism is more than a physical act, how true repentance produces fruit, and why Jesus’ coming brings a separation between wheat and chaff. As we reflect on the nearness of God’s kingdom, we’re reminded of the importance of hearing His voice and resting in His love. Transcripts and more: www.bibleinorder.com Join the community: https://www.skool.co...
Send us a text In Matthew chapter 3, John the Baptist delivers a message that still confronts us today: repent, for the kingdom of heaven is at hand. This teaching explores what repentance truly means, why baptism is about immersion into truth, and how incomplete doctrine leads to false teaching. As God prepares His people for what He is doing now, we’re challenged to examine fruit, leave behind religious systems, and become fully dependent on Him. Transcripts and more: www.bibleinorder.com ...
Send us a text Luke chapter 2 reveals how God orchestrated history itself to bring the Messiah into the world at exactly the right time. From Bethlehem to the temple, from shepherds to prophets, this passage shows us a God who is always at work—and invites His people to stop striving, listen, and partner with Him. As we reflect on the birth of Jesus, we’re reminded that salvation is a gift, not something we earn, and that true peace comes from trusting God’s plan. Transcripts and more: www.b...
Send us a text Matthew 2 contrasts those who earnestly sought the newborn King with those who missed Him entirely. The wise men followed the signs God gave, while others clung to the status quo. This chapter reveals God’s faithfulness even in tragedy, His provision in advance, and the call to live with an eternal perspective. As we await Christ’s return, we are reminded that this life is preparation for the kingdom to come. Transcripts and more: www.bibleinorder.com Join the community: https...
Send us a text Luke 1 opens with a carefully investigated account of God’s unfolding plan—beginning with the miraculous birth of John the Baptist and the promise of the Messiah through Mary. This episode explores the spirit of Elijah, the call to repentance, and God’s pattern of partnering with people to prepare the way for His kingdom. Just as John prepared the way for Jesus, we are invited today to listen, believe, and walk in what God has spoken. Transcripts and more: www.bibleinorder.com...
Send us a text Today’s chronological reading for January 1st, 2026 is Matthew 1, and what looks like a simple genealogy becomes a powerful reminder that God works through real people and real stories—Tamar’s heartbreak in Genesis 38, David and Bathsheba’s painful failure, and Mary and Joseph’s deeply human journey into the miracle of Immanuel, “God with us.” If you’ve ever felt like you’ve gone too far, waited too long, or failed too deeply to be used by God, this chapter testifies that He fo...
Send us a text In this final reading of the Bible In Order 2025 journey, we walk through Revelation 19–22 and explore the contrast between the Bride of Christ and false religion, the return of Jesus as King of kings, the literal millennial reign, and the hope of the new heaven and new earth. This is what we are being prepared for—and why it matters how we live today. Join the Estero Ekklesia community to share what God is showing you. The link is below. Transcripts and more: www.biblei...
Send us a text Revelation 12–18 reveals the spiritual war behind world systems, false religion, and the persecution of God’s people. In this teaching, we explore the woman, the dragon, the beasts, the mark, and the fall of Babylon—showing how these symbols apply not just to the future, but to the Church today. Discover why judgment begins with the house of God and why Jesus is calling His people to come out of deception and remain faithful. Join the conversation in the Estero Ekklesia communi...
Send us a text In Revelation 6–11, we encounter seals, trumpets, witnesses, and the often-misunderstood idea of tribulation. In this teaching, we explore the symbolic meaning of Revelation, showing how tribulation is not a future event but the refining process God uses in the lives of believers today. Discover how the Law, the Prophets, and the body of Christ all point to God’s unfolding plan of redemption. Join the conversation in our Estero Ekklesia community, visit BibleInOrder.com, and co...
Send us a text In Revelation 1–5, John shares the unveiling of Jesus Christ—visions meant to make God and His plan visible for His glory and for our good. We’re invited to read spiritually, letting Scripture interpret Scripture, and to see the central theme: Jesus, the slain Lamb, is worthy. From the sevenfold patterns to the refining purpose of tribulation, to the breathtaking throne room scene and the opening of the scroll, this passage calls us to worship, holiness, and priestly identity i...
Send us a text In this summary of 2 John and 3 John highlights the truth that binds believers together and the command to walk in love. John warns against deceivers who deny the truth about Jesus and calls the church to discernment without compromising hospitality or holiness. In 3 John, he addresses Diotrephes—an example of selfish ambition and division—and shows that love and unity are central to God’s design for the church. Transcripts and more: www.bibleinorder.com Join the community: ht...
Send us a text In this summary of 1 John, we hear the eyewitness testimony of John and a practical guide for believers who want to stay on the right track. John repeatedly tells us “so that” we can know what’s true—how to recognize genuine faith, how to walk in love, and how to discern the spirit of antichrist already at work in the world. This letter gives clarity for assurance, holiness, and relationships in the body of Christ as we learn to live like Jesus and lay down our lives for one an...
Send us a text In today’s chronological reading of 2 Peter and Jude, we explore faith as a gift from God, the pathway to multiplied grace and peace, and sobering warnings about false teachers and coming judgment. Peter and Jude call believers to discernment, holiness, and authentic fellowship as we await the return of Christ. Join the conversation, grow in community, and walk through Scripture with us at BibleInOrder.com. Support the mission and connect with the Estero Ekklesia community as w...
Send us a text In today’s reading from 2 Timothy, Paul reminds us what it looks like to live with godly confidence—called by God’s will, anchored in His purpose, and unashamed of the gospel even in suffering. Timothy is urged to fan into flame the gift within him, to reject fear, and to endure hardship with self-control and love. We’re also called to avoid empty arguments, pursue unity in love, and stay faithful to the truth in the last days—doing the work God has given us with gentleness and...
Send us a text Hebrews 11–13 shows us that faith is not a formula for getting what we want—it’s hearing God, trusting Him, and living in light of the age to come. Surrounded by a great cloud of witnesses, we’re called to stop drifting, throw off what entangles us, and run with endurance by standing on what God has spoken. Today’s reading invites us to listen, believe, and live from a place of eternal hope. Transcripts and more: www.bibleinorder.com Join the community: https://www.skool.com/e...
Send us a text Today’s reading in Hebrews 7–10 shows why Jesus is our eternal High Priest “according to the order of Melchizedek,” and why His once-for-all sacrifice accomplishes what the old covenant never could—cleansing our conscience and freeing us from dead works so we can serve the living God. We’re reminded that we’ve been perfected by His offering and are now learning to live out in practice what He has already secured for us in position. As the Day of His return approaches, let’s enc...
Send us a text Today’s reading in Hebrews 1–6 shows us that God now speaks through His Son—Jesus, the radiance of God’s glory and the exact expression of His nature—who endured suffering, made purification for sins, and became the source of salvation for all who obey Him. Hebrews calls us to resist temptation by running to the One who was tempted and suffered, to hold firmly to our confidence and confession, and to pursue the promised “rest” that remains for the people of God. The invitation ...
Send us a text In today’s reading from 1 Peter 1–5, Peter calls believers to live with an eternal perspective—born again into a living hope and anchored in the salvation to be revealed when Jesus returns. Suffering isn’t a surprise or a detour; it’s often the refining fire God uses to shape Christlike character, especially when we are mistreated despite doing good. Jesus Himself modeled this perfectly—fully submitted to the Father, refusing retaliation, and trusting God to redeem it all. As w...
Send us a text Today’s reading in Titus highlights why God called Paul: to strengthen the faith of God’s elect and grow our knowledge of the truth that leads to godliness. Salvation and eternal life are promised by God’s mercy—not earned by works—yet the redeemed are made eager for good works. We also look at the early Ecclesia context for elders and overseers: not titles or payroll positions, but mature believers serving as steady, family-like guidance in a daily, organic community of faith....
Send us a text Today’s chronological reading is 1 Timothy 1–6, and Paul’s aim is crystal clear: love from a pure heart, a good conscience, and a sincere faith. We talk about why Bible knowledge isn’t the point—transformation is—why prayer for leaders matters, how to read Paul’s instructions with balance and context, what biblical leadership actually looked like in house-to-house fellowships, and the warning signs of false teaching—especially when “godliness” becomes a path to material gain. ...
Send us a text In Revelation 6–11, we encounter seals, trumpets, witnesses, and the often-misunderstood idea of tribulation. In this teaching, we explore the symbolic meaning of Revelation, showing how tribulation is not a future event but the refining process God uses in the lives of believers today. Discover how the Law, the Prophets, and the body of Christ all point to God’s unfolding plan of redemption. Join the conversation in our Estero Ekklesia community, visit BibleInOrder.com, and co...
