
Read Through the Bible in One Year
Read through the Bible with us! We have tools and resources to help: Daily Walk Reading Plan, Daily Walk Podcast, Daily Walk Bible, and more, as you read through God's Word in 2023.
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Read through the Bible with us! We have tools and resources to help: Daily Walk Reading Plan, Daily Walk Podcast, Daily Walk Bible, and more, as you read through God's Word in 2023.
Read MoreThe words we tell ourselves about ourselves are so powerful. As Christians, when we load ourselves up with guilt over our sins and mistakes, when we focus on our unworthiness, we must preach the Gospel to ourselves every day.
Read MoreOn this episode of STEP INTO THE STORY, Phil talks with Alisa Keeton, founder of Revelation Wellness. Alisa shares Revelation's truly Christ-centered approach to health and wellness, helping people love God with all their hearts, souls, minds, and strength.
Read MoreThat’s why Jesus came. He paid attention not only to every small letter and stroke of the pen, but also to the Spirit behind them. In so doing, He accomplished what we could not—righteousness.
Read MoreEvery temple that man has built will one day be torn down. However, on this episode of WALK THRU VOICES, Michael Gunnin takes us through Ephesians to learn how we can set our foundations on something eternal.
Read MoreThis Christmas season, we have a few gifts we'd like to give you! Check out our free Christmas offerings!
Read MoreIn this week's episode of WALK THRU VOICES, Phil Tuttle takes us through Galatians to remind us to see the blessing of different opinions while remaining focused on what should unify all believers—the Gospel.
Read MoreThat’s we're so excited to announce our newest study from the Biblical Characters Series based on the life of the apostle Barnabas—Catalyst: Helping Others Pursue Their Purpose.
Read MoreOn this episode of WALK THRU VOICES, Michael Gunnin takes us through 1 Corinthians to see how Paul responds to the church in Corinth, a church who was engaging in a multitude of troubling, sinful behaviors. And yet, Paul still begins his letter to the Corinthians by thanking God for them—and we can follow his example.
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