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Archaeologists in Israel have uncovered an ancient harbor near the Sea of Galilee that aligns closely with the Gospel account of Jesus casting demons into a herd of pigs. This new discovery at Kursi strengthens the historical connection between Scripture and the land of Israel, reminding believers that the miracles of Jesus unfolded in real places that still testify today.

Second Corinthians is Paul’s most personal and vulnerable letter, revealing how God’s power shines through human weakness. In this study, we explore comfort in suffering, the ministry of reconciliation, and the transforming truth that God’s grace is sufficient in every trial. This book reminds believers that our struggles don’t disqualify us — they become the very place where God’s strength is revealed.

Read Aloud Three-time Olympic javelin thrower Maggie Malone Hardin  has stood on some of the biggest athletic stages in the world. From national championships to international arenas, she has lived the dream that thousands of athletes chase. But what most people never saw was the war happening inside her long before she ever stepped onto the field. Even as her career soared, Maggie quietly battled anxiety, depression, perfectionism, and the crushing pressure to constantly per

In Part 14 of Approaching the Bible, we dive into First Corinthians — a powerful letter addressing division, spiritual growth, and the true meaning of love. Paul guides believers toward unity, humility, and a life centered on Christ’s resurrection.

Discover how daily Bible reading can transform your life—bringing peace, clarity, and purpose. Learn why Scripture engagement is proven to strengthen faith, improve emotional health, and guide you closer to God.

A simple $20 print of Jesus and Mary in a Honolulu church has become the focus of worldwide wonder after it began mysteriously oozing myrrh. Believers say the fragrant drops have brought healing and renewed faith, reminding Christians that God still works through the ordinary to reveal the extraordinary.

Paul’s letter to the Romans reveals the foundation of the Christian faith — salvation by grace through faith and life in the Spirit.

Vanderbilt University athletes came together under the lights for a night of worship, testimony, and community. “Come As You Are” celebrated faith beyond the scoreboard and reminded students that their worth comes from God, not performance.

In Acts 13–28, the gospel bursts beyond borders. Paul and his companions carry the message of Christ across continents—through storms, prisons, and persecution—proving that God’s Word cannot be contained. The story of Acts doesn’t end; it continues through us today.

In Ashland, Illinois, believers from eight local churches took faith to the streets in a powerful “Jericho Walk.” For seven days, they circled their town in prayer, asking God to break down walls of division, addiction, and despair — proving that when faith moves, communities change.

In Part 11 of Approaching the Bible, we move from the resurrection of Christ to the rise of His Church. Acts 1–12 shows how the Holy Spirit empowered ordinary believers to become extraordinary witnesses — spreading the gospel across the world and proving that God’s power knows no limits.

Before stepping onto the field, Travis Hunter stepped into the water. Just hours before kickoff, he was baptized at Celebration Church in Jacksonville — declaring his faith and beginning a new chapter in Christ. His story reminds us that the most powerful victories happen within the heart.

In John 11–21, we witness the heart of God revealed through Jesus — the One who calls the dead to life, washes feet in humility, carries the cross in love, and rises in victory. These final chapters remind us that every ending in Christ becomes a new beginning.

Bucs quarterback Baker Mayfield’s career once defined him — until it didn’t. After losing nearly everything, he found redemption not in football, but in faith. His journey is a reminder that our worth isn’t measured by what we achieve, but by God’s grace.

In the Gospel of John, Jesus is revealed not only as Savior but as the eternal Word who became flesh and brought light into the darkness. From His conversation with Nicodemus to His compassion for the woman at the well, John 1–10 invites us to see who Jesus truly is — the Bread of Life, the Light of the World, and the Good Shepherd who knows His sheep by name.

In Bwambarangwe, Burundi, a man paralyzed for three years was miraculously healed after evangelists prayed for him. Dropping his crutches, he walked again—sparking renewed faith in his community and reminding us that God’s power is alive today.

In Part 8 of the Approaching the Bible Series, we conclude the Gospel of Luke (chapters 17–24). These chapters highlight Jesus’ call to faith and humility, His final days in Jerusalem, the Last Supper, the cross, and the life-changing reality of the resurrection.

In Part 7 of the Approaching the Bible Series, we continue through Luke’s Gospel (chapters 9–16). This section highlights the cost of discipleship, the power of parables like the Good Samaritan and the Prodigal Son, and Jesus’ deep compassion for the lost and broken.

On June 8, 2025, history was made as Baptize America brought together more than 650 churches across all 50 states. In one day, over 26,000 people stepped into the waters of baptism, declaring their faith in Jesus Christ. From beaches and rivers to malls and church sanctuaries, believers celebrated a powerful display of unity and revival.

In Part 6 of the Approaching the Bible Series, we journey through Luke 1–8, where God’s promises unfold in the birth of Jesus, His mission to the poor and outcast, and miracles that display the Kingdom of God. This section challenges us to trust God’s word, embrace humility, and respond to Christ’s call with faith.