The SOAP study method is an easy to learn Bible study framework designed to help Christians slow down and engage more deeply with Scripture, even in busy seasons. It goes beyond reading to observing the text, personal application, and prayer. SOAP provides a grace-filled structure that encourages consistency, applying biblical truth to daily life, and praying Scripture with clarity and purpose.
Read MoreBible notebook journaling is a Scripture-centered practice that supports deeper engagement with God by providing space to write study notes, prayers, observations, questions, and personal applications. Rather than replacing Bible study, notebook journaling works alongside it, helping believers slow down, process God’s Word, and retain what they are learning as the Holy Spirit leads.
Read MoreDiscover three powerful ways to understand the letters for the seven churches in Revelation chapters 2 and 3.
Read MoreDiscover God’s timeless nature through the study of Scripture. Learn how God’s nature brings peace, clarity, and unshakable faith. Explore three characteristics of God (His omnipresence, omniscience, and omnipotence) to understand why God’s very nature changes how you view Scripture and your life.
Read MoreLearn biblical truths about Revelation, explore end times prophecy with hope, and discover how studying Revelation can bring spiritual growth and encouragement.
Read MoreFear of what I would discover in the book of Revelation held me captive for years until the Holy Spirit led me on a journey through the pages. As He helped me through Revelation, I encountered something I never thought I would find; His perfect peace about God’s plans for the end of times.
Read MoreWe all have prolonged situations in our lives that make us feel helpless. In Psalm 142 we learn a priceless lesson about David’s time of trouble and how he chose to handle it.
Read MoreOur post about the book of Enoch has generated many comments. Because many are so similar in the information shared, we wrote a blog post sharing our responses to the feedback and thoughts of our readers.
Read MoreBiblical repentance is critical to the life of the believer, which is why we must gain a biblical understanding of what it is. Unfortunately, for years I didn’t have a clue what true biblical repentance was, and my spiritual life had become stagnant. It might be hard for us to understand but biblical repentance is a blessing!
Read MoreAs we happily journey along, sometimes God interrupts our plans with a change in direction we don’t see coming. This happened to Mary and Joseph before baby Jesus was born. Life lessons we can learn from their experience when we feel like our world has been turned upside down.
Read MoreThe Gospel of Matthew shares the life and ministry of Jesus. Matthew skillfully groups Jesus’ teachings into 5 sections while weaving miracles in between. Matthew pulls liberally from the Old Testament carefully blending Jesus’ words and deeds to show that Christ is the long-awaited King and Messiah.
Read MoreNoah is a man that is often overlooked. We tend to focus on the animals, the boat, and the flood. So who was Noah? Is our image of him different than the way God saw him? What made Noah different than those around him? The lessons God has for us from the life of Noah will bless you greatly as you begin to walk out God’s amazing plan for your life!
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