How to Use This Commentary Luke 12:22–34 follows directly after the parable of the rich fool. Jesus now turns to His disciples and answers a natural question: If we are not to live for possessions, then how do we live without anxiety? This passage is not merely about managing stress. It is about replacing worry... Continue Reading →
How to Use This Commentary Luke 12:13–21 is a short passage, but it presses on one of the deepest issues in the human heart: what we trust to give us life, security, and peace. This section begins with a family inheritance dispute, but Jesus quickly moves past the surface issue and addresses the deeper danger:... Continue Reading →
Before you lead your family through the object lesson below, spend a moment studying Jeremiah 2 on your own here. 👉 MTSM Jeremiah 2 Bible Study On this page: Big Truth Read Together Talk About It Object Lesson: Two Cups Family Discussion One Family Application Family Prayer A Word for Parents Big Truth for the... Continue Reading →
Matthew 8:5–22Series: The King’s Miracles — Jesus’ Authority Over Sickness Stories of Healing and Hope It was supposed to be a fun summer day. Christian artist Forest Frank, known for his uplifting worship songs, grabbed his skateboard and decided to test his balance. But moments later, his board slipped out, and he crashed hard into... Continue Reading →
The devotion emphasizes overcoming worry by seeking God's kingdom first, trusting His care and provision as illustrated in Matthew 6.
Anxiety gradually depletes our spirit, but through prayer and thanksgiving, we can transform worry into peace, as Paul advises.
This devotion emphasizes shifting focus from worry to God's truth through meditation, fostering peace amidst life's challenges.
Worry drains energy, distorts perspective, and detracts from the present. Redirect mental energy towards trust in God's presence and love.
This devotion explores overcoming worry by trusting God rather than materialism and anxiety, emphasizing faith, the pursuit of God's Kingdom, and surrendering burdens to Him.
When did God create angels? A simple look at the Genesis creation account reveals that angels are not mentioned on any day during the creation week. Does the Bible give us any clues? If the Bible does provide an idea of when God created the heavenly hosts? If it does tell us when God created angels would it even impact our lives today? Interested? Read this post to satisfy your interests!