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We look at the four main types of writing in the New Testament—Gospels, Acts, Epistles, and Revelation—and explore how each one works. By asking what they were meant to do, how we bridge the gap to today, and what they offer for Christian living, we learn how to read the New Testament with clarity and purpose.

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The Old Testament can feel distant, but it’s full of wisdom for modern believers. We talk about how to read it well—what to keep in mind for its laws, stories, and poetry—and why it’s still essential for knowing God.

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We step back to understand how the Bible is organized—why it is divided into Old and New Testaments, how the books fit together, and where key people and events fall in God’s timeline. This episode helps listeners navigate Scripture with a clearer sense of structure and purpose.

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From Jesus washing feet to everyday acts of kindness, serving stands at the heart of Christian living. This episode looks at how serving deepens our relationship with God, strengthens our character, and calls every believer to action.

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We explore what Scripture and early Christian writings reveal about fasting—its origins, its changing purposes across time, and how followers of Jesus might practice it with understanding today.

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We explore the spiritual discipline of giving—tracing its roots in Scripture, the early church’s practice, and how it shapes the way Christians approach weekly contributions and generosity today.

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In this episode of Text Support, we explore the spiritual discipline of worship—what it is, why it matters, and how both Scripture and early Christian writings shape our understanding of it. We look at worship as both a personal and communal expression of reverence to God, and consider how God uses worship to transform us into His likeness.

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In this episode of Text Support, we look at how Jesus taught and modeled prayer, how the rest of the New Testament builds on His example, and how prayer shaped the life and faith of the early Church.

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In this first episode of our Spiritual Disciplines series, we take a closer look at the discipline of Bible study—why it matters, what it produces, and how to pursue it wisely. We also offer practical tips and encouragement for cultivating a thoughtful and grounded study life that draws us closer to Jesus.

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We dive into what the New Testament teaches about Satan as an active enemy of Christians—focusing on temptation, evil, and resistance, and what that means for our faith.

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