Bible Reading Today

On the night He was betrayed, Jesus gave His disciples a discourse, designed to prepare their hearts for what was coming.  In chapter 16 of John, we have recorded a part of that discourse dealing with the coming of the Holy Spirit and what that would mean for Christ's disciples and the World.  Let's look at John 16:5-11 today to learn more. 

If you are a follower of Jesus, do you realize that you are hated?  Like me, you may not feel that is true.  But Jesus says, "The world hates you, because you belong to me."   Join us today for a reflection on John 15:18-20 to learn what Jesus meant.

It's not a stretch to say that the most important question anyone must answer is, "How can I be sure I know what is true?"  Today's reflection considers that question through the lens of Mark 11:27-33.   

Fear.  Everyone knows its presence.  Where does it come from?  More importantly, is there any way of regaining our freedom from fear?  Listen to Jesus' words to His anxious disciples from Luke 12:22-34 today to find answers.  

There is a curious passage in Matthew 13 that seems to imply that Jesus was hiding the meaning of his teachings from certain people.  Could that be true?  Listen today and learn how Jesus deals with listeners with calloused hearts.    

The Book of Jonah is filled with questions.  Five times, God asks Jonah questions in the book, and four of those questions are answered in the text.  But the final question is left unanswered.  And, oh!  What a question!  

Today we'll think together about the intersection between God's providence and man's responsibility.  How do these two things work together in the life of a believing man or woman?  Join us in Esther 4:5-17 for insight.  

The Bible tells us that there is a fierce struggle in our world today between two opposing characters: The Thief and The Savior.  Often in our ignorance we mistake one for the other.  Jesus gives us the key to knowing the difference in John 10:10.  

God has a word to share with the whole world.  What is it?  Listen today and find out!  Our text is Psalm 49:1-20

Everyone knows that good things come from God.  But, do you know that even the bad things that happen come from Him?  Listen today as we discuss the choice each of us must make in the light of that truth.  Our study is taken from Lamentations 3:37-38.