In this letter to the Ephesians we see how the Gospel story impacts, transforms, and brings to life our own life stories. Paul wrote this letter from jail, yet it is filled with worship, gratitude, and hope - what does that say about the Gospel?
In this letter from Paul to the Galatians we will discover where love meets law in Christ’s new command. Let’s travel through these tricky concepts together, relying on the Holy Spirit for insight and revelation, wisdom and understanding.
In this letter from Paul to the people in Corinth, we will journey through some creative prompts that will help us engage with the Bible in a way that is full of life and fun.
Let’s read through the book of 1 Corinthians together and discover some creative and fun ways we can respond to the text. Our response to the Bible is worship!
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In this letter to the believers in Rome, Paul writes a beautiful and moving encouragement that still carries that message for readers today. This book reads like a how-to-manual for Christlike living.
In this book of Acts, we find the stories of the first believers. This is also called “Acts of the Apostles” - meaning, what did the disciples do after Jesus’ ascension?
In this final Gospel book, we find the so-called “beloved disciple”s version of events. How did John uniquely view the ministry of Jesus? Is ther anything that John mentions that is absent from the other Gospels?
In this book of Luke, we find the same Gospel as told by Matthew and Mark but through a different perspective. What is one thing that is unique about what you read in the book of Luke?
In Mark’s account of the Gospel of Jesus, we will discover some unique journaling prompts that will encourage us to engage with this familiar book in new ways. Mark was one of the twelve disciples who spent a lot of time with Jesus personally when He was on earth - this is the book where Mark tells us about that experience.
In this first book of the New Testament, we find the start of the second part of the big story between God and His people. How does the New Testament point back to the Old Testament?
In this book about the prophecy of Malachi, our journey through the Old Testament comes to an end. In case you missed it, we have had a Bible journaling post just like this one about each book of the Old Testament - bringing us to a deeper understanding and adoration for the Word and the big story of God.
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