In this episode, Whit and Casey discuss reverence, honor, and integrity in our relationship with God and others. Check it Out: Malachi is the last prophetic voice before the coming of Christ, bridging the Old Testament and the New. The book was written after the temple had been rebuilt and after the ministries of prophets … Continue reading “Malachi: Honoring God in a Complacent Culture”
In this episode, Whit and Casey explore the prophet Joel, the importance of lament, the steps of genuine repentance, and how to create space for God to move in our lives. Check it Out: The book of Joel is one of the more ambiguous prophetic texts in the Old Testament. Scholars debate whether Joel was … Continue reading “Joel: From Brokenness to Renewal”
We know what a huge deal it is to trust someone with your kids. We believe kids and students matter to God. So, we’re passionate about creating engaging and creative environments that bring the Bible to life and show kids their part in the Gospel story. Let’s take a look at what you can expect … Continue reading “What to Expect at Kids on the Move”
In this episode, Whit and Casey delve into Zechariah chapters 3 and 4, exploring the work of the Holy Spirit and what it means to be a living sacrifice. Check it Out: The book of Zechariah is rich with symbolism and prophetic imagery, and understanding these can sometimes feel overwhelming. Zechariah lived and ministered alongside … Continue reading “Zechariah: The Role of The Holy Spirit”
Our emotions are not off-limits! In this episode, Jamie and Heather talk about what they thought of the movie Inside Out 2. They explore how different life stages, like puberty and menopause, can impact our emotions and thoughts, and how crucial godly community is to our sense of self. Grab your popcorn and come along … Continue reading “Navigating Our Emotions”
Prayer is not a place to be perfect; it’s a place to be honest. In this episode, Whit and Casey explore the cultural context of Habakkuk, praying honest prayers, God’s relationship to evil, and our hope for the future. Check it Out: In the minor prophets, we often encounter verses we’re familiar with, but we … Continue reading “Habakkuk: Praying Honest Prayers”
The devil doesn’t always tempt us with things that are obviously evil—sometimes he tempts us with comfort. In this episode, Jamie and Heather talk about what it means to wrestle with God, dealing with discomfort, and the power of community. Check it Out: In seasons of disappointment, it’s natural to ask “why.” In fact, being … Continue reading “What Does It Mean to Wrestle with God?”
By Meredith Lindaman Reading through your Bible plan, you may unexpectedly stumble upon this passage: Behold the day of the Lord comes, Cruel, with wrath and fierce anger, To make the land a desolation And to destroy its sinners from it (Isaiah 13:9). Yikes! This certainly doesn’t show up on refrigerator magnets or in viral … Continue reading “The Day of the Lord: Understanding God’s Judgment & Deliverance”
By Angela Ekstrum Most of us are familiar with the epic life and legacy of Israel’s most renowned leader, Moses. We know him as the one who turned aside at the burning bush, when he received his divine call from God. He became God’s mouthpiece when he stood before Pharaoh and issued the infamous command … Continue reading “A Guide to Understanding the Minor Prophets”
In this episode, Whit and Lyndsey discuss the power of story, how to make sense of the seemingly risqué actions of Ruth, complete submission and vulnerability, and how it all points to Jesus. Check it Out: We are story-driven creatures. As humans, we have an insatiable appetite for stories. Think about it: how much of … Continue reading “Ruth: Uncovering the Power of Vulnerability, Risk, and Story”
