Imagine you were one of Jesus’ disciples, sitting with Him at the Last Supper or praying with Him in the garden. Those moments might have felt sad, scary, or confusing. In our study of Mark 14, take a closer look at the interactions between Jesus and His friends on their last night together.
Chapter 1 of Paul’s letter to the Romans deals largely with the major themes of unrighteousness and ungodliness. As we see how these manifest in our own lives, Pastor Brett Meador has us consider not only why we must take our sin so seriously, but learn how we can find truth, forgiveness, and . . .
Good friends are one of life’s greatest blessings—but building strong, lasting friendships takes more than good intentions! Becky Harling shares practical, biblical ways to deepen your relationships, navigate life’s challenges together, and become the kind of friend we all need. Learn how . . .
Logan Sekulow and Will Haynes break down the Supreme Court leaker case heating up.
If you're like most believers, you can think of one or two angels named in the Bible. But what else do you know about them? Today, Dr. David Jeremiah reveals the unique roles, abilities, and missions that define two of the Bible's best known angels.
Do your attempts to share the Gospel seem to fall on deaf ears? Find out how you can avoid becoming discouraged and disillusioned. Study along with Truth For Life as Alistair Begg answers the question “Why was the apostle Paul able to endure?” ----------------------------------------- • Click . . .
Mark 3:20–21, Mark 3:31–35Few wounds cut deeper than being misunderstood by the people who know you best. Jesus understood that sorrow well. The family closest to Him struggled most to understand His radical mission.Pastor Chuck Swindoll explores Mark 3:20–21 and 31–35, entering into the pain of . . .
Study Verse by Verse with Leighton Sheley is the radio ministry of Church of the Highlands in San Bruno, California, which has been serving the San Francisco Bay Area for more than 50 years.