This is it.
An Unexpected Perspective of the Crucifixion
I’m experimenting a bit this week and instead of typing out the Scripture, I’ve taken screen shots from my ESV Study Bible (by permission) and highlighted words that came alive to me as I read them. I would encourage you to get your Bible out, too. There’s something about the tangibleness of paper and the texture of the pages that offer us an unexpected perspective.
Why Self-Help Doesn't Really Help
The self-improvement market was worth $9.9 billion in 2016 (thanks to a little research data). Did you know you can think and grow rich and only work 4 hours each week? Since you’ve freed up so much time because you’re highly effective, you can have your cheese moved, be an untethered soul, learn the 48 laws of power, understand big magic, and wash your face! Or, you can figure out the sacred secret now…
Emmanuel is Your Shelter, You are Safe: John 12
Going Where God Leads: John 10
Seeing Jesus Through Fear, Anxiety, and Discouragement
This chapter is a word for the discouraged. The broken. The weak.
John 9 was orchestrated from the beginning for the ones who have been told they’re not enough. That they’ll never make it. For people who’ve been talked down to, pushed aside, and told to leave. This study is for the believers who believe they made one choice, and it cost them an irredeemable life…
Who Is Jesus: A Good Man? A Prophet? A Liar? God?
Working Out Your Salvation: John 6
You Are Nothing: John 5
Who Jesus Is: The Fourth Gospel (John 5:1-15)
Who Jesus Is: The Fourth Gospel (John 4:1-26)
Who Jesus Is: The Fourth Gospel (John 3)
“If we were asked to read to a dying man who did not know the gospel, we should probably select this chapter as the most suitable one for such an occasion; and what is good for dying men is good for us all, for that which we are; and how soon we may be actually at the gates of death, none of us can tell.” ~Charles Spurgeon
Who Jesus Is: The Fourth Gospel (John 2:1-11)
Who Jesus Is: The Fourth Gospel - John 1
The fourth gospel is essential. John gives us a direct look into the heart of Jesus—into who Jesus is. It was a book that was written for one purpose: that we might believe. What a blessing to have a book written primarily to help us understand the character of Christ and the meaning behind the events the Son of God performed so we would believe that Jesus saves.
Who Jesus Is: The Fourth Gospel + Giveaway Time!
The beloved disciple, John, writes a profound story that is both simple and deep. He doesn’t tell us much about himself, but he tells us plenty about who Jesus is. What a beautiful picture of the life we are to lead on this earth…
Also, I thought it’d be fun to start 2019 off with a groovy GIVEAWAY. I’m currently reading The Beloved Disciple: Following John to the Heart of Jesus by Beth Moore…
