Who gets the glory? This study of 1 Corinthians 1 examines God’s wisdom, sovereign calling, salvation, the Lordship of Jesus Christ, and the cross, showing why no flesh should glory in His presence and why all glory belongs to the Lord.

Isaiah asked, “Who hath believed our report?” Centuries later, John used those same words when describing people who witnessed the works of Jesus yet still did not believe Him. This study examines what it means to truly believe God, receive His Word, abide in Christ, walk according to the Spirit, and allow what we profess to believe to become evident in the way we live.

What does it actually look like to put the Holy Spirit first? This study walks through 18 practical teachings on surrendering our thoughts, fears, reactions, decisions, waiting, spiritual warfare, and prayer to the leading of the Holy Spirit and the truth of God’s Word.

Jesus taught His disciples that His servants are entrusted with what belongs to Him and will one day give an account for how they handled what they were given.

Discover the difference between earthly wisdom and wisdom from above. This study explores how Scripture teaches believers to recognize wisdom by its source, character, and fruit—and why God’s Word must be our standard for discernment.

Repentance is not something we leave behind after coming to Christ. It is the continuing posture of a disciple whose heart remains willing to be corrected, turned, and brought back into agreement with God.

Covenant is woven throughout Scripture—but what does it actually mean? This study follows the theme of covenant from marriage in Genesis to the greater mystery revealed in Jesus Christ and His church.

An interactive Bible study using mustard seed faith to practice slowing down, comparing Scripture, considering context, and truly reflecting on and digesting God’s Word.

Discover what Scripture teaches about the Word of God, why it is essential to the believer’s life, and how we are called to hear, receive, keep, understand, and obey His Word.

What does it mean to truly understand God’s Word? This study explores the biblical connection between keeping God’s Word, putting it into action, and growing in wisdom, understanding, and fruitfulness.