Bible Reading Plan

Samson Week 1: When Strong Men Are Weak Samson was a man set apart by God from birth, empowered with supernatural strength, and bound by Nazarite vows. Despite his divine calling, Samson repeatedly made destructive choices—he was a powerful man with a dangerously weak will. He had so much God-given potential, yet again and again,…

Week 4 Dream Teams June 16-20 The early church’s success was attributed to its collective efforts. The disciples rallied around Jesus’ singular dream of spreading the gospel. For the church to thrive, Paul preached that all gifts are essential. This means that there is no hierarchy in spiritual gifts within the Body. The term “Dream…

Week 3 A Wide Variety of Gifts June 9-13 Each believer has gifts to use, which are equally important to the kingdom. Some gifts are more readily visible, while others are more subtle or work behind the scenes, but all are of value and worthy of honor.  The Apostle Paul argues that the weaker and…

In the letter to the church in Ephesus, Paul describes the five-fold ministry, which refers to the five roles or offices God has called Christians to fulfill. These roles are apostles, prophets, evangelists, pastors, and teachers. Each of these roles was important for the early church and is essential for the body of Christ today…

Spiritual Gifts are special abilities given by the Holy Spirit and distributed to every believer according  to God’s design and grace for the common good of the body of Christ. The purpose of spiritual gifts is  to glorify God, encourage believers, and build up the body of Christ. Discovering and using our  spiritual gifts is…

The story of Hezekiah offers us a powerful lesson, right living leads to right praying. This isn’t about  earning God’s favor but about living in a way that naturally leads to a deeper, more effective prayer  life. Hezekiah was a king who faced immense pressure, yet he was known for doing what was right  in…

The story of Habakkuk offers profound insights into trusting God even when life doesn’t make sense.  Habakkuk lived during great turmoil as the kingdoms of Israel and Judah faced destruction and  exile. Yet, his journey of faith and prayer provides a roadmap for us today. Whether it’s personal  struggles, economic difficulties, or global crises, we…

Mary is visited by the angel who announces that she will conceive Jesus, the Son of God. Despite  her initial questions and the unexpected nature of this message, Mary responds with faith and  humility, declaring herself the Lord’s servant. This moment illustrates the need to move away from  self-sufficiency and embrace God’s sufficiency by relinquishing…

After God’s people were exiled from the Promised Land to Canaan, God raised up Nehemiah as a  great leader to re-establish them in their land. Nehemiah’s great leadership began in prayer. We  may not feel like leaders, but all of us can be used by God wherever we are. The key to God’s work in…

In one of the most vivid passages of the Old Testament, we see God speaking with Abraham about the wicked towns of Sodom and Gomorrah. Although Abraham’s nephew, Lot, lives there with his family, Abraham calls on God to act justly, almost like he is bargaining. with God. From Abraham, we have much to learn…