The story of God's people continues through Moses. God redeems and rescues Israel, gives them his presence, and makes a covenant with them.  

Faith, lament, and how to trust God when his plan does not make sense.

Understanding Habakkuk is part of a series of short and accessible Bible teachings to help readers better understand the Old Testament. 

Father Abraham: A man made by grace, who was tested God, and walked by faith. Genesis 12:1-9

Nahum gives a terrifying warning to those who would pride themselves in their own strength, technology, or military might. Technology is a gift, but it can also give the illusion of control -- an illusion that can lead us into foolishness.

Understanding Nahum is part of a series of short and accessible Bible teachings to help readers better understand the Old Testament. 

Stephen recounts the history of God's people reminding us that God's place has always been with his people and God's law has always pointed to a person - Jesus.

Nahum continues his prophecy with a promise to his people to defeat their enemies and restore their fortunes.

Understanding Nahum is part of a series of short and accessible Bible teachings to help readers better understand the Old Testament. 

God is sovereign over both the ends and the means of salvation. And because God's word is unassailably true, we can confidently share it!

What does God's wrath have to do with God's goodness? According to Nahum -- a lot. 

Understanding Nahum is part of a series of short and accessible Bible teachings to help readers better understand the Old Testament. 

"If you confess with your mouth that Jesus is Lord, and believe in your heart that God raised him from the dead, you will be saved" (Romans 10:9-10). This gift of salvation is  something we need, God provides, and we receive by faith. 

Waiting on the Lord is tough, but it's a necessary part of the Christian life. Micah teaches us how to wait in hope for the Lord to act.