This is a bible study devotional on the book of Numbers. These video bible study devotionals help your small groups dive more deeply into Numbers,…

This is a bible study devotional on the book of Proverbs. We look at what is happening in the text and how it points to Jesus.

This is a Bible study devotional on the book of Psalms Book 1 (Ps. 1-41) that demonstrates how these Psalms point to Jesus.

Ruth is all about Jesus! This 5-part series will walk you through the book of Ruth by reading just a chapter a day. Each day is accompanied by a short devotional and video that explains what’s happening and shows you how each part of the story points to Jesus and his Gospel.

Christmas isn't just about baby Jesus. It's about the glad tidings of great joy Jesus would announce from his cross! Join us for three days leading up to Christmas and see what Jesus' birth reveals to us about his Gospel.

Jesus reveals himself in Scripture as creator (at the beginning of time), carpenter (with his birth into the home of Joseph), gardener (at the resurrection), and king (in the new Jerusalem). This pathway will lead you to a deeper appreciation for each of these appearances and what they mean for the work you do each day.

As we look at the Old and New Testament to see the way God prepared for Jesus to come, this first devotional series makes us examine God as being the giver of our joy - no matter the circumstance, season, or position we find ourselves in. The joy we have in life is rooted in the cross and we worship Him not because of our today but because of His eternal promise given in Jesus Christ.

Jesus’ half brother, Jude, wrote this letter to confront lies about the faith. The struggle to know what’s true about Jesus is as real today as it was in 65 AD. Judereminds us of the importance of fighting for truth.

Over the next five days, through readings adapted from Dark Clouds, Deep Mercy: Discovering the Grace of Lament by Mark Vroegop, explore how the psalms of lament and the book of Lamentations give voice to our pain and invite us to grieve, struggle, and tap into the rich reservoir of grace and mercy God offers in the darkest moments of our lives.

Throughout church history, this book has been controversial, mainly due to the debate over faith vs. works. However, a deep dig into this book will yield much treasure for living the Christian life. This week, let’s explore it together.

As we look at the Old and New Testament to see how God prepared for Jesus to come, this third devotional series examines God as the bringer of light that reveals the darkness in us and around us and entrusts us to bring the light of His good news to others.

Parenting is one of many graces God gives to his fragile creation to teach them of their need for him. Not only do we need him to guide and direct our steps in the home, we can learn about the way our Heavenly Father loves us, his children.

Over these six segments we'll examine truths of who God is, posture our hearts in response to these truths, and make space to personally read, meditate, and pray this Psalm.

Starting the week of August 28, we are beginning a six-week teaching series called Holy Sexuality. We will be looking at God’s design, our brokenness, and what the Bible has to say about our sexuality and what it means that Jesus brings redemption and calls us to holy living. We know these will be emotionally laden topics for all of us in different ways, and address issues that can be divisive or sensitive to navigate. Over the next four weeks, we want to create space for God to move in our hearts as we seek to be people filled with the peace of God, in a world that is anything but peaceful. Each week has one passage to focus on and some suggestions for how to clear space in your heart and life to be ready to hear what God has for you. 

As we look at the Old and New Testament to see how God prepared for Jesus to come, this final devotional series examines Jesus as the fulfillment of God’s promise.

Proverbs provides practical help for everyday life. Written by the wisest man to ever live, Proverbs warns us about the people and pitfalls we’d do well to avoid. And, it gives us insight into how to be successful at work, at home, in relationships, and with our money. Proverbs is not a list of promises, but a list of timeless instructions from God. In each wise saying, we discover how to handle every situation.

Jesus was the most productive person who ever lived. In this seven-day reading plan, we will unearth 7 timeless principles from the gospel biographies that will help us be more purposeful, present, and productive—“redeeming our time” (Eph. 5:16) for the glory of God and the good of others.

As we look at the Old and New Testament to see how God prepared for Jesus to come, this second devotional series examines God as the restorer of our relationships - with Him, with ourself, with our neighbor and with our enemies.

“Our hearts are restless till they find their rest in Thee.” Never before have so many of us felt the restlessness Augustine described with this famous sentence. But what is the solution to our lack of true rest? As this three day plan will show, the solution partially lies in viewing the ancient practice of Sabbath through a different lens—through the lens of “Thee”—Jesus—our ultimate source of peace.

As we look at the Old and New Testament to see how God prepared for Jesus to come, this fourth devotional series examines Jesus as the King who crushes the sin in our life and leads us into a new way of living through His strength alone.