Posts with the category “bible-study”

The wilderness. It’s both a literal and metaphorical reality for anyone who puts their faith in God. For Israel, the wilderness was a space of formation—a training and testing ground where they learned who God was and who they were called to be. Numbers 20 offers a glimpse into this wilderness life, marked by loss, human failure, and God’s unwavering faithfulness.  Read More

“In the world but not of it.” Christians often use this phrase to describe how we live in today’s cultural moment, navigating faith amidst competing values. In many ways, the book of Leviticus echoes this sentiment. It lays out God’s instructions for His people, Israel, on how to live under His rule and reign in stark contrast to the surrounding world.   Read More

What happens when God’s promises meet resistance? Exodus 1 answers this question with a gripping tension between divine faithfulness and human opposition. It sets the stage for a story of deliverance, showing us what it means to remain faithful when the odds seem overwhelming.   Read More

The opening chapters of Genesis paint a picture of God's original design for humanity—a perfect relationship with Him, marked by trust and obedience. But with the fall of Adam and Eve, sin entered the world, and everything changed.  Read More