Sometimes, it’s good to hear from someone else – like an expert on a critical topic. This couldn't be more true than when studying the Bible.

If God looks after the birds, how much more does the Good Shepherd, Jesus, look after his flock?

By faith, Abraham offered Isaac as a sacrifice. But why did God ask him to do this? And how does it point us to Jesus? Join Charles Morris and David Wollen for a Christ-centered approach to Genesis.

Every book in the Bible shows us more about our Savior. How does the book of Psalms show us more of Jesus?

The first followers of Jesus did not have the New Testament. They would have read the Old Testament. Yet, even the first followers of Jesus knew the Scriptures were all about Him.

The second greatest promise from God to His people began with David. He promised an everlasting kingdom that would last for an eternity. The fulfillment of this promise is the bedrock of our hope.

The theme of rest shows up in the Old and New Testament. Find out how Jesus is the fulfillment of this ancient promise.

All of Scripture is about Jesus but sometimes that is hard to see in Old Testament books. One of those difficult books is, Leviticus.

Charles Morris became the fourth president and speaker of Haven nearly 25 years ago. Today, he invites you to discover what comes next — for him and the man the Lord raised up to take the microphone.

In the life of Joseph, we are given a glimpse, a shadow, of the life of Jesus. But why is it important for us to see this vision?