This guide will help you discuss the following questions: 

• Why is Gen Z exploring spiritual practices like divination and tarot cards?
• How can we know whether we’re hearing from God?
• What should Christians think about the conscience?
• How does the Holy Spirit guide us?
• How can we know whether to pursue life opportunities?
• What is the purpose of hearing from God?
• How can hearing from God become a part of our spiritual maturity?

The Psalms are works of literature - poetic works of art. They work on us, not only by increasing our knowledge of God, but also by moving our hearts to worship Him. They model for us honest prayer and wrestling.

As we approach Easter, hopefully it’s the time of the year that we’ve been waiting for and anticipating, the reason that all the other Christian seasons are significant and make sense at all. It’s time for Easter—Alleluia!

We all want to believe something better is in store.​

Discover the power of hope and how it changes our view of everything about our lives. Read one passage a day for the next 14 days, and use the prayer starters to talk to God about what you’re learning along the way.

This One-Minute Apologetics video features David Platt answering the question “How is Christianity categorically different from every other religion?”

Julius Kim explains why Jesus is different from the people in history who thought they were a Messiah.

Life is full of ups and downs, and God wants us to be able to give thanks in each one. In this study, you’ll discover how to be thankful in all circumstances — even the obstacles we didn’t expect. 

Start your workday off with prayer. Jesus modeled how to pray in what is often called the Lord’s Prayer. Each day of this reading plan takes a piece of Jesus’ prayer and shows how to apply it to your work. Sample prayers with fill-in-the-blank included.

In this series, Michael DeFazio (New Testament faculty at Ozark Christian College) will help you hear God’s voice by learning how to read the Bible more effectively.

While the Bible is one unified story, it cannot all be read in the same way. The How to Read the Bible series walks through…

The Bible can be broken into several categories of writing. Approximately 43% of the Bible is made up of narrative, from historical narrative to parables.…

Did you know that a third of the Bible is ancient Israelite poetry? Poetry is a rich and artistic form of human communication, but often…

A quarter of the Bible is written in a style called prose discourse. Learn how this style is used to communicate key parts of Scripture.

Read through the first chapter of the book of James and follow along with video instruction from Jen Wilkin as she walks through six helpful ways to study the Bible.

Pastor John Mark Comer, in companion to his book The Ruthless Elimination of Hurry, guides through 4 ways to practice the rest Jesus invites us into.

Based on the fall 2021 Sermon Series Made New, this 6-day devotional walks through 6 key concepts of our Identity in Christ from Ephesians 1.

Living with a perfect God, an infallible word, a Spirit who is holy, as an imperfect human being. Author: John Sandeman John Sandeman edits Eternity, which he founded ten years ago. He’s very aware of his radical imperfections and by now the readers of Eternity are too.

This course is part of the Parenting Summit created with the use of AXIS resources. This resource is intended to be utilized to further conversation in a small group space to encourage and process together.

There’s no question that there’s a lot of filth on the Internet. And it’s pretty easy to run into it, even accidentally. Internet filters are extremely useful tools for preventing you and your children from encountering content that is harmful and disturbing. Because Internet filters are a good resource, we want to highlight what we think are some of the most helpful solutions currently available. Keep in mind that our list is not exhaustive (if it were, we’d never stop writing!), but will hopefully help point you in the right direction.

J.R.R. Tolkien was convinced that he would never finish “The Lord of The Rings”. But through fellowship with other Christians, such as C.S. Lewis, Tolkien…