You’ve been set apart for a reason.

In 1st Peter 1–2, we’re reminded that our identity is rooted in Christ—not this world. You’re a royal priesthood, a holy nation, chosen to shine. Time to stand firm and live like it.

The tongue holds the power to bless—or destroy.

James 3–5 warns us about the fire in our mouths, the danger of pride, and the need to live with patience, prayer, and purpose. Real faith watches its words and lifts others up.

Use your words wisely.

Mirror check. Are you actually living what you claim to believe?

In this recap, Adam and Kevin unpack the convicting truths of James 1–2—from being doers of the Word to showing no favoritism and living out genuine faith.

If it doesn’t move you, it might not be faith at all.

What good is faith without works? According to James—none at all.

In James 1–2, we’re challenged to move beyond lip service to living faith. Real belief shows up in how we speak, serve, and stand for what’s right.

Mercy wins. Faith works. Let’s go live it.

Greed or gratitude? Hebrews 12–13 challenges us to live boldly, worship reverently, and walk in contentment.

God’s discipline proves His love. His presence gives us peace. And Jesus remains the same—always.

Let your life reflect the faith you claim.

Hebrews 11 shows us what real faith looks like—obedient, sacrificial, bold, and focused on eternity.

God isn’t looking for flawless people. He’s looking for faith that walks forward, even when the road is unclear.

Live that kind of faith today.

Can we really be forgiven?

Hebrews 9–10 says yes—and not just covered, but completely cleansed. Jesus’ blood does what no priest ever could: it brings confidence, clarity, and closeness to God.

Walk boldly in His finished work today.

The Old Covenant pointed to Jesus—The New Covenant is fulfilled in Him.

In Hebrews 7–8, we learn that Jesus is a better High Priest with a better promise. He brings eternal forgiveness, internal change, and unshakable hope.

Which covenant are you living under?

Have you entered God’s rest—or are you still stuck in striving?

Hebrews 4–6 calls us to stop wandering and grow into spiritual maturity. From the throne of grace to the anchor of hope, Jesus is the path to lasting confidence.

There’s rest in Christ. Don’t miss it.

Paul’s letters to Timothy and Titus weren’t just ancient advice—they’re a guide for churches today.

In this recap of 1 & 2 Timothy and Titus, we unpack four essential lessons for leadership in any generation. From character to doctrine, Paul lays out the blueprint.

Still relevant. Still necessary.