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Why study this ancient tent? What does the Tabernacle have to do with our faith on this side of the cross? Everything. From Creation, God's desire was to dwell in the midst of His people. When sin entered the world, we were thrust from His dwelling place for our own protection. But God had a plan. In the middle of the wilderness, God gives Moses a way for God Himself to dwell in the midst of His people: the Tabernacle. He gives specific inst...

We hear it all the time: we need to read the Bible every day. But why is it so important that we know, understand, and apply this ancient book to our lives today? In Psalm 119, we not only find the most comprehensive look at the power and benefits provided to us in Scripture, but also the character of the One who spoke the Word into existence. This is not power that can be mustered up in our own human strength or learned from reading any other...

The book of Romans is foundational yet deep. It is simple yet complex. It is an incredibly influential book that has been changing lives for centuries. There are many familiar verses in Romans, and we associate this book with evangelism. But it is so much more! Romans is essential to understanding our faith. It is like a mirror, beckoning us to see ourselves in the True Light. It reminds us of who we are, what Jesus did, why He did it, and w...

The season of Advent is an invitation-an opportunity to slow down and take in the wonder and miracle of Jesus' coming. While we love to zoom in on the birth of sweet Baby Jesus, we celebrate Christmas because of Easter. Jesus' coming was more than providing a way to eternal life in heaven. He came to restore the broken relationship between God and us so that we might dwell in His presence-both now and forever. Jesus is our Way Maker. This st...

The wilderness is a place that feels empty, lifeless, and pathless, and it often leaves us with questions about who God is. But the wilderness is not a waste. Where we see a place that seems useless, confusing, and hopeless, God sees a backdrop to prove His character, draw us in, and display His glory. This is as true in Scripture as in our lives today. This 11-week study follows the narrative of the wilderness story through parts of Exodus,...

The Gospel of Mark challenges the expected ideal of the Messiah-not a conquering king or a wish-granting genie, but rather a man of sorrows and a suffering servant. This short yet impactful account of Jesus' life reveals the character of the One who came to save us. Jesus mourned the brokenness around Him: the sickness, the pain, the hardness of heart. He grew angry at the sin of those who led His sheep astray. He was the One who came not to...

Everyday Prayers for Faith will help you recognize that no matter your circumstances, you can put your faith in your faithful God.

Why do I need to read the Bible?Does truth matter?What if I don't feel anything?Am I smart enough?Where do I start?We know reading the Bible is important, but sometimes it's hard to know where to start or how to make sense of these ancient words. For years, Erin Warren struggled to do the same. Then she found a simple approach that changed everything. As she shares her own story, Erin guides you to a deeper understanding of Scripture as you sa...

Why study this ancient tent? What does the Tabernacle have to do with our faith on this side of the cross? Everything. From Creation, God's desire was to dwell in the midst of His people. When sin entered the world, we were thrust from His dwelling place for our own protection. But God had a plan. In the middle of the wilderness, God gives Moses a way for God Himself to dwell in the midst of His people: the Tabernacle. He gives specific instru...

The wilderness. It is a place that feels hard, empty, lifeless and pathless, and it often leaves us with questions about who God is. But while we see a place that is worthless, confusing, and chaotic, God sees a place to display His power. Time and time again throughout Scripture, God takes the worthless, seemingly wasteful, confusing, chaotic, and empty places and uses them as a backdrop to prove His character, draw us in, and display His glo...

The season of Advent is an invitation-an opportunity to slow down and take notice, to slow down and take in the wonder and miracle of Jesus' birth, a season of reflection and anticipation. This Christmas may look different than what you had hoped or planned, but Jesus is still the same. He has not changed, and He has never let us go. This study is not meant to be another "to do" on your list or create more stress in an already stressful seas...