Types, shadows, patterns, and figures in the Bible

Types, shadows, patterns, and figures in the Bible prepare us for the future

These figures, patterns, and shadows reveal God’s divine blueprint throughout the Bible. We learn how these Old Testament types point to Christ—giving us a fuller understanding of our Lord’s heavenly fulfillment in Scripture. Continue ReadingTypes, shadows, patterns, and figures in the Bible→

How to find a good local church?

How to find a good local church

Finding a good local church requires discernment. We explore how to seek out Bible-believing churches guided by the Holy Spirit, teaching Godly principles. Discover how fellow believers can build each other up in Christ. Continue ReadingHow to find a good local church?→

Don’t grow weary in well doing (Gal 6:9; 2 Thess 3:13)

Christians are commanded to live the gospel toward all people all the time without growing weary. Here is encouragement to keep on keeping on.

Do not let rejection cause you to grow weary in well doing. This study reminds us that while living the gospel of love is hard work, your steadfast ministry will not be lost. Keep laboring for the Lord; it is never in vain. Continue ReadingDon’t grow weary in well doing (Gal 6:9; 2 Thess 3:13)→

Stop saying these 4 phrases because communication is fragile

Dear brothers and sisters, communication is fragile and precious! This guide warns about four common phrases that damage your message. Learn to guard your tongue so that every word reflects God’s will and speaks with truthfulness and care. Continue ReadingStop saying these 4 phrases because communication is fragile→

Chronological study of the God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob

Chronology of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob from The Wall Chart of World History

See how God’s everlasting covenant remains unbroken! This chronological study reveals the faithfulness of the God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob through history—a magnificent pattern pointing directly to Christ today. Continue ReadingChronological study of the God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob→