The smaller New Testament letters deal with big issues. Through the book of Philemon, Isaac Bronkema explores how we are called to not just forgive as God has forgiven us, but also work toward reconciliation in our relationships.

Ben Crouse uses passages from Ezekiel to help us understand the depth of our sin. Yet there is hope. God promises that if we seek Him, He will replace our hard hearts with soft hearts to love Him and others better.

What does faith look like when life doesn’t make sense? Ben Crouse uses texts from the prophet Habakkuk to discuss the mysteries of suffering and the promises of an all-knowing God.

In times of uncertainty it can be difficult to know how to move. Ben Crouse shares how the message of the prophet Jeremiah and the words of Jesus help us seek the good, true and beautiful even during hard times.

The prophet Isaiah was sent to four different kings, and each of them had a different posture towards God. Looking through the lens of these four kings, Ben Crouse discusses what the book of Isaiah says about our worship.

As a culture, we love to make a name for ourselves—instead, how can we lift each other up? Using the book of Obadiah, Isaac Bronkema shares how we are called to use our voices to be our “brother’s keeper.”

Through His word, God has given promises to people of the Bible and to us today. Using texts from Genesis to Revelation, Matt Zainea casts a vision for movement as individuals and as the church when we truly believe God’s promises.

Have you felt discouraged by circumstances in your life being less than what you hoped? From Haggai 1:1-11, Steve High shares God’s invitation to consider His loving pursuit and His provision of a hopeful future when we seek Him first.

What if instead of being focused on what’s next in purchases or achievements, we focused on who’s next and how we might care for others? Gary Heim shares the vision from Amos 5:21-24 on how this shift in focus impacts justice and mercy in our communities.

From Micah 6:8 we are told to "do justice, love kindness and walk humbly with God.” Ben Crouse explores the themes of the book of Micah and shares what biblical justice looks like for today.