Join us in our first episode as we explore Luke's account of Jesus' life and mission. We'll break down its key themes, making it easy and engaging for everyone to understand.

We're back from out summer break, giving you life updates on places we've been, things we've done, and our reflections with the Lord!

Explore the remarkable covenant friendship between David and Jonathan in our latest episode, revealing deep biblical truths about selfless love, humility, and faith that can transform your relationships and Christian walk today.

Join us as we explore the profound friendship we have with our Creator, delving into several biblical aspects of how God engages with us as a friend. Discover how this divine relationship shapes our daily walk with God.

The author of Hebrews finished his letter with an exhortation on how to practice faithful Christian living, how to treat one another and submitting to the authority of those who lead us and ultimately the authority of Jesus Christ.

Hebrews 12:1-17 exhorts believers to persevere in their faith, drawing strength from Jesus' example and viewing life's hardships as God's loving discipline, while diligently pursuing peace and holiness, and remaining vigilant against the corrosive effects of sin and bitterness, alluding to Esau's irreparable mistake as a warning.

Hebrews 10:19-39 emphasizes the superiority of Christ's sacrifice over the old system of animal sacrifices, encouraging believers to approach God with confidence and hold fast to their faith. The passage also warns against willful sin, reminding readers of the consequences of rejecting Christ and encouraging them to persevere in their faith.

God's economy requires blood to be spilled as the payment for sin and offer forgiveness. Under the old covenant, this practice was flawed and needed to be repeated every year. The new covenant replaced that with a sacrifice that would last for eternity. Hebrews 9 details how and who makes this sacrifice better and supreme over the old ways.

Discover the superiority of Jesus Christ over the Old Testament priesthood in Hebrews chapter 7. Through the example of Melchizedek, we see the establishment of a new and perfect covenant with better hope for salvation.

The importance of holding fast to our hope in Christ, and persevering in faith and patience despite the challenges we may face.