Biblical Teachings

Discover the profound wisdom behind God's power and guidance through the intriguing story of Balaam's donkey. Engage with biblical insights now!

Looking for a powerful lesson on God's sovereignty? This comprehensive guide covers the story of Belshazzar’s feast, the mysterious writing, and Daniel's interpretation. Includes discussion questions and craft ideas for Sunday School. Visit the site for the full teaching resource.

Explore God’s Kingdom truth for both daily life and the end times. Learn about holistic biblical healing - spiritual, emotional, mental, physical, and relational - and gain insight into Revelation’s prophecy of the dragon, the beast, and faithful endurance. Grow in faith, discernment, and the hope of Christ’s victory.

From "creating thirst" for God to acting as a moral preservative, this lesson unpacks the full responsibility of the Christian believer. Includes biblical insights, real-world applications, and creative illustrations to help the message stick. Visit the site to read the full believer's guide.

Did you know Jesus’ own brothers didn’t believe He was the Messiah at first? (John 7:5) One of them, James, went from doubt to becoming a key leader of the early church. He wrote the Epistle of James, teaching that faith without works is dead (James 2:17). True faith isn’t just believing - it shows in how we live and serve others. James’ story reminds us: God can transform doubt into devotion, and ordinary lives into extraordinary testimonies. 📖 Verse to Remember: "Faith by itself, if it...

Even the tiniest seed can grow into something mighty. Discover the spiritual truth behind Jesus’ parable of the mustard seed (Matthew 13:31-32 WEB) and how small steps of faith can transform your life. #Faith #BibleWisdom #MustardSeed #ChristianInspiration #KingdomOfGod

Enoch walked with God and was taken to heaven without seeing death. The Book of Enoch tells more of his story but isn’t in the Bible. His life reminds us that faithfulness matters more than anything else. #Faith #WalkWithGod #Hebrews11 #BibleSpotlight #Enoch

Discover God’s pattern of preparation through Lent and the end times. This devotional pair explores how God shapes hearts through seasons of testing, reflection, and obedience, guiding believers to trust Him fully and stand faithful as His plans unfold.

Shema: Hear, Listen, Obey The Hebrew word Shema (שְׁמַע) literally means “to hear,” but in the Bible it goes much deeper: to listen, pay attention, and respond. True hearing in Scripture always leads to action. "Hear, O Israel! Yahweh our God is one Yahweh. You shall love Yahweh your God with all your heart, and with all your soul, and with all your strength." — Deuteronomy 6:4–5 (WEB) In today’s noisy world, Shema calls us to tune our heart, mind, and body toward God. To hear is to obey...

Two Kingdom devotionals exploring the sacrificial love of Jesus as our true Valentine and the victorious justice of God in Revelation 15. Discover covenant love at the Cross and heaven’s perspective before the final judgment.

Jesus’ everyday language was Aramaic, but the Bible wasn’t written in Aramaic. Old Testament → Hebrew, the covenant language of Israel New Testament → Greek, the international language of the Roman world Aramaic appears in moments like: Talitha cumi (“Little girl, I tell you, arise” – Mark 5:41 WEB) Eloi, Eloi, lama sabachthani (“My God, my God, why have you forsaken me?” – Mark 15:34 WEB) Studying Scripture in its original languages helps us understand culture, context, and meaning...

Explore how trusting God over our own mind, heart, and body leads to true Kingdom living, and gain a detailed understanding of Revelation 14, the 144,000, the eternal gospel, and God’s final warnings for the world.

The verse "love will cover a multitude of sins" encouraged me to seek out stories of forgiveness in the Bible including parables, teachings, and stories.

Deborah, a prophetess and judge, led Israel with wisdom and courage. God commanded her to guide Barak in battle, but the honor of victory went to Jael, who acted boldly to defeat Sisera. Their story reminds us: God uses both men and women to accomplish His purposes and bring Him glory. Key Verse: “Now Deborah, a prophetess, the wife of Lappidoth, was judging Israel at that time.” - Judges 4:4 ESV #Deborah #Jael #BibleSpotlight #WomenOfTheBible #BiblicalLeadership #GodsPlan #FaithfulWomen...

Earthly wealth is temporary. It can decay, be stolen, or disappear. This life is short - but eternity lasts forever. Jesus tells us in Matthew 6:20: “Lay up for yourselves treasures in heaven” (θησαυρίζω θησαυρούς ἐν οὐρανῷ – thēsaurízō thēsaurous en ouranō) Heavenly treasures are eternal. We receive them by: • Faithfulness under persecution • Obedience to God • Giving in secret • Sincere prayer and devotion • Living for God’s approval, not human praise Invest in what lasts beyond this...