Bible Reading Plan

As we approach Christmas, we remember not only the baby in the manger but also the long story that led to His birth. Jesus’ genealogy reminds us of kings—some faithful, some faithless. Hezekiah shone as a bright light, tearing down idols and trusting God to deliver His people. But his son, Manasseh, would become one…

Matthew continues to highlight the messy ancestry in Jesus’ genealogy. He names Ruth, a Moabite whose people descended from an incestuous relationship, reminding us that even those considered outsiders or accidents are fully included in God’s plan. When he presents Solomon, he mentions that his mother was “Uriah’s wife,” reminding everyone of his father David’s…

There’s a principle showing the Gospels are reliable because they include details that no author would invent—embarrassing failures of the disciples, scandals, and brokenness. Matthew goes out of his way to highlight the flawed people in Jesus’ family tree. One of those is Rahab, remembered in Scripture as “Rahab the prostitute.” From this, we see…

The Bible is not a sanitized book of morals but a raw, often gritty history of God stepping into human mess. The central storyline of Scripture is simple: humanity broke everything, and God waded in to fix it. When the time was right, God entered the world as Jesus—born into the mess rather than avoiding…

This broken world is not the end of the story. In Isaiah, God paints a breathtaking vision of what’s to come. For those who know God, paradise is not a distant dream but a promised reality. Every sorrow, every injustice, every tear will one day be wiped away in His new creation. The pain of…

If you are in a season of spiritual battle, hold fast to this truth: you are not fighting for victory—you are fighting from victory. God’s Word is your weapon, His Spirit is your strength, and His covenant love is your guarantee. Every weapon formed against you will fail, and the triumph of the Lord will…

If you feel worn out, lost in regrets, or uncertain about what lies ahead, take heart: God’s promise of restoration is not wishful thinking—it is His declared intention. He is still making a way in the wilderness. He is still pouring out His Spirit on dry ground. And He is still turning brokenness into beauty,…

God is ever-present. If you are walking through deep waters, remember this: you are not wading alone. The God who parted the Red Sea, quenched the flames for Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego, and raised Jesus from the dead is the same God who walks beside you now. The storm may roar, but His voice still…

When you feel drained, worn thin by life’s demands, or simply tired of carrying burdens, take heart. God has not forgotten you. His promise is sure: He will renew your strength as you lean on Him. The waiting may be hard, but it is not wasted. In the waiting, He lifts you. In the trusting,…

The wilderness may feel like abandonment, but in Isaiah, it becomes the very place where God draws near. The wilderness is not the end of the story—it is the stage where God shows His glory. The barren places of life are where His presence becomes unmistakably real. God’s promise is not that we will avoid…