Abraham teaches us that God’s guidance is an eternal promise instead of a temporal guarantee of success.

Enoch and Noah teach us that God both exists and that He rewards our faith.

Hebrews 11 is full of people who had a habit of “looking up”. It is easy for us to forget to do that. Don’t forget to look up.

Judges teaches us that we can reap much better than we sow.

Samson’s life teaches us to choose covenant over chemistry and our Savior over our Delilah.

Gideon teaches how to deal with our acceptable amounts of rebellion.

God uses the second Judge to teach us about women, men, and His Son.

If we are going to make disciples of Jesus, we must be learners of Jesus

Solomon teaches us how to have an older perspective in our younger years.

Proverbs 31 teaches us that a wise woman gives us the gift of her voice, her identity, and her character.