1 Chronicles: Remembering Who We Are and Whose We Are
1 Chronicles reminds God’s people who they are and whose they are—restoring identity, renewing worship, and pointing to God’s unchanging faithfulness....
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July 15, 2026 by Year of the Bible
The Book of Isaiah reveals God's holiness, humanity's need, and the coming Messiah who brings forgiveness, hope, and everlasting peace....
July 8, 2026 by Year of the Bible
Ecclesiastes and Song of Solomon offer complementary portraits of God's wisdom, teaching us to navigate life's uncertainties while embracing His gifts of joy, love, and faithful relationships....
July 2, 2026 by Year of the Bible
The Book of Proverbs teaches God's wisdom for everyday life, showing how reverence for the Lord shapes our words, work, relationships, and daily decisions....
June 3, 2026 by Chris Mendez
Graduates, before you go—read this. Whether you're heading to college, the workforce, or something else, these six biblical principles will help you stay grounded in your faith and grow closer to Jesus in the season ahead....
May 6, 2026 by Chris Mendez
This article will lay out a four-step process that you can use to begin to develop the regular habit of prayer. The acronym is P.R.A.Y. Get it? Let’s PRAY! ...
May 6, 2026 by Year of the Bible
The book of Job invites us to trust God in the mystery of suffering, showing that faith rests not in answers but in the character of God....
October 28, 2025 by Chris Mendez
Searching for a church home in Burke, VA? Discover five qualities that make a good church and find one that helps you grow in faith and community....
May 22, 2025 by Chris Mendez
Establishing a consistent habit of Bible reading is vital for our spiritual well-being. This article offers five practical tips to help you cultivate the discipline of regular, systematic Bible reading....
April 9, 2025 by Chris Mendez
Congratulations! You’ve taken the monumental step of placing your faith in Jesus Christ. Now that you’ve made this life-changing decision, you may be wondering, “What’s next?” This article will guide you through five essential steps to deepen your faith and grow in your relationship with God....
April 9, 2026 | 2 Comments by Year of the Bible | Category: Bible Reading/Study | Tags: Year of the Bible, Old Testament overview, God’s faithfulness, 1 Chronicles, book of Chronicles, biblical identity, worship in the Bible, David leadership, temple in the Bible, restoration after exile, rebuilding faith
1 Chronicles reminds God’s people who they are and whose they are—restoring identity, renewing worship, and pointing to God’s unchanging faithfulness....
Keep ReadingMarch 24, 2026 by Year of the Bible | Category: Bible Reading/Study | Tags: Year of the Bible, Old Testament history, 1 Kings, 2 Kings, books of Kings, Solomon, Elijah and Elisha, divided kingdom, Israel and Judah, biblical kings, God’s kingdom, Jesus Son of David
The books of 1 and 2 Kings reveal the rise and fall of Israel’s monarchy and point to the true King whose kingdom will never end....
Keep ReadingMarch 19, 2026 by Year of the Bible | Category: Bible Reading/Study | Tags: Year of the Bible, God’s faithfulness, biblical leadership, 2 Samuel, book of 2 Samuel, King David, David and Bathsheba, Davidic covenant, repentance and restoration, Old Testament kings
The book of 2 Samuel reveals God’s faithfulness through David’s rise, failure, and restoration—pointing us to the true King whose reign will never end....
Keep ReadingMarch 10, 2026 by Year of the Bible | Category: Bible Reading/Study | Tags: faith and obedience, Year of the Bible, 1 Samuel, book of 1 Samuel, Hannah prayer, Samuel listening to God, Saul and David, biblical leadership, listening to God, Old Testament history
The book of 1 Samuel tells the story of prayer, leadership, and listening for God. From Hannah’s faith to David’s courage, it reveals God’s steady presence in turbulent times....
Keep ReadingMarch 6, 2026 | 1 Comments by Year of the Bible | Category: Bible Reading/Study | Tags: Year of the Bible, covenant faithfulness, Book of Ruth, Ruth and Boaz, kinsman redeemer, biblical redemption, hesed, providence of God, Old Testament theology, genealogy of David, Ruth in the genealogy of Jesus
The book of Ruth reveals God’s quiet providence, covenant faithfulness, and redeeming grace as He prepares the way for David—and ultimately Jesus....
Keep ReadingFebruary 26, 2026 by Year of the Bible | Category: Bible Reading/Study | Tags: Bible overview, Year of the Bible, biblical theology, Joshua, Judges, Old Testament overview, God’s faithfulness, Israel’s history, cycle of sin, need for a king, Jesus fulfillment, covenant faithfulness
Joshua and Judges reveal God’s faithfulness and humanity’s failure, creating a longing for the righteous King fulfilled in Jesus....
Keep ReadingFebruary 19, 2026 by Year of the Bible | Category: Bible Reading/Study | Tags: apologetics, Year of the Bible, violence in the Bible, Old Testament violence, Canaanites, conquest of Canaan, Joshua, divine judgment, difficult Bible passages, biblical justice, genocide in the Bible, theology of violence
The Bible contains passages that are difficult and even disturbing. Here’s a thoughtful, biblical framework for understanding violence in the Old Testament....
Keep ReadingFebruary 11, 2026 by Year of the Bible | Category: Bible Reading/Study | Tags: Christian Living, Year of the Bible, greatest commandment, two greatest commandments, love God, love your neighbor, Mark 12, Shema, Deuteronomy 6, Leviticus 19, teachings of Jesus, biblical love
Jesus said the most important commands are simple: love God fully and love your neighbor genuinely. Here’s what that looks like in real life....
Keep ReadingFebruary 5, 2026 | 1 Comments by Brian Conaway | Category: Bible Reading/Study | Tags: Year of the Bible, Old Testament, Numbers 13, Numbers 14, twelve spies, Joshua and Caleb, faith and fear, trusting God, promised land, wilderness, biblical faith, Bible lessons, obedience
The story of the twelve spies in Numbers 13–14 reveals how fear and faith collide—and how trusting God shapes the future....
Keep ReadingJanuary 30, 2026 | 2 Comments by Brian Conaway | Category: Bible Reading/Study | Tags: Bible Reading, Year of the Bible, Leviticus, Old Testament, biblical theology, how to read Leviticus, Bible study tips, understanding Leviticus, Jesus in Leviticus, holiness, gospel in the Old Testament
Leviticus is often avoided, but it may be one of the most beautiful and Christ-centered books in the Bible. Here are helpful tips for reading it well....
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