Looking for breakthrough with your thoughts, emotions, or habits? In this 5-week series, discover how the ancient spiritual disciplines of prayer, fasting, slowing, and reading Scripture draw you closer to Jesus.
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The Holy Spirit’s ministry is threefold: he convicts non-believers, guides believers, and glorifies Jesus.
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Is speaking in tongues biblical? If you were raised in a Pentecostal church, your answer is “yes”! If you were raised in a cessationist church, your answer is “no”! In this lesson we’ll see what the Bible has to say.
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Jesus mentions being “baptized with the Holy Spirit.” What’s that all about?
Read MoreThree women went to anoint a dead body and found an empty tomb. Explore Mark 16 to see what happened on Resurrection Sunday and why Mark’s ending matters.
Read MorePilate knew Jesus was innocent, but he released a murderer and had Jesus crucified. Explore Mark 15:1-15 and the questions Pilate asked about Jesus.
Read MoreFalse witnesses couldn’t agree, so the high priest asked Jesus directly who he was. Explore Mark 14:53-65 to see why Jesus’ answer got him condemned.
Read MoreAmnesty raises hard questions about justice, mercy, and the role of government. Here’s how the Bible guides Christians to think and to love their neighbors.
Read MoreJudas greeted Jesus with a kiss and handed him over to an armed crowd. Explore Mark 14:43-52 to see what Jesus’ arrest reveals about loyalty and lip service.
Read MoreOn his last night, Jesus prayed in anguish while his disciples slept. Explore Mark 14:32-42 to see what Gethsemane teaches about prayer in our hour of need.
Read MorePeter promised he would die before he disowned Jesus, and then he denied him three times. Explore Mark 14 and how Jesus kept Peter on mission anyway.
Read MoreAt a Passover meal on his final night, Jesus gave his disciples bread and a cup. Explore Mark 14:12-26 to see what the Last Supper means for us today.
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Read MoreA woman poured out costly perfume on Jesus, and Judas went to sell him out. Explore Mark 14:1-11 to see the contrast between devotion and betrayal.
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Who is Jesus, really? In this 55-lesson study, walk verse by verse through the Gospel of Mark to see Jesus’ authority, compassion, and sacrifice, and discover what it means to follow him.
Read MoreGrief was never part of God’s original design, but he can use it for good. Discover three kinds of grief and how each one can draw you closer to God.
Read MoreShame can push us toward shamelessness or leave us stuck in guilt. Discover how King David found freedom and why shame is good only when it leads to Jesus.
Read MoreAnger can destroy relationships or become a force for good. Discover what the stories of Cain, Moses, and Jesus teach us about handling anger God’s way.
Read MoreMany Christians think emotions are sinful or weak. Discover what the Bible says about feelings, guarding your heart, and harnessing difficult emotions to build your faith.
Read MoreCalvinists and Arminians agree that people are saved by grace alone. But does God’s grace enable everyone to choose, or does it bring the elect to salvation?
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Christmas is more surprising than the nativity scene suggests. In this 5-week series, discover the scandalous family tree of Jesus, Mary’s unexpected pregnancy, the shepherds, the Magi, and King Herod, and why it all points to good news for everyone.
Read MoreThe Bible isn’t just a book of information. Discover five ways to engage God’s Word so it can transform you: hear it, read it, study it, memorize it, and meditate on it.
Read MoreCalvinists and Arminians agree that Jesus’ death is the only way to be saved. But did he die for all people, or only for those God chose?
Read MoreJesus said no one knows the day or hour of his return, not even the Son. Explore Mark 13:28-37 to see why he calls us to stay awake and ready.
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