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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.

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 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.

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.

In Part 5 of our series, we finish the Gospel of Mark (chapters 9–16). These chapters highlight the Transfiguration, Jesus’ call to true discipleship, His sacrificial death, and His triumphant resurrection.

In Part 4 of our Approaching the Bible Series, we begin the Gospel of Mark. Covering chapters 1–8, this fast-paced gospel shows Jesus’ authority through miracles, parables, and teaching, culminating in Peter’s confession that He is the Messiah.

In Part 3 of our Approaching the Bible Series, we journey through Matthew 15–28, where Jesus deepens His teachings, performs miracles, faces the cross, and rises in victory. Discover lessons on forgiveness, faith, and the Great Commission that continue to shape our lives today.

Part 2 of our Approaching the Bible series focuses on the Gospel of Matthew. From prophecy fulfilled at Jesus’ birth to the Sermon on the Mount and the call to live by faith, we reflect on how Matthew’s message speaks to us today.

The Bible can feel overwhelming to new readers, seekers, or even longtime believers. In this introductory post, we explore how to approach Scripture with an open heart, why it matters, and where to begin. Together, we’ll discover how God’s Word speaks to each of us—and why the Gospel of Matthew is the perfect starting point.

In John 4:21, Jesus shifts the focus of worship from a place to the heart. True worship is not confined to temples or mountains but is found in spirit and truth. This article explores what it means to worship God authentically in our daily lives.

Psalm 145:18 reminds us that God is near to all who call on Him in truth. His presence isn’t distant but actively available to us in every season of life. When we pray with sincerity—whether through joy, fear, or pain—He promises to be close

No matter how far you’ve wandered, God’s forgiveness has no limits. In Luke 7:41–43, Jesus shows that whether your debt feels small or overw

Jeremiah 29:13 reminds us that finding God begins with seeking Him wholeheartedly. Discover the meaning of this promise, the heart behind it, and how to live it out in your daily walk with Him.

Rooted in the Word: The Heart of Scripture is the Amen Today section dedicated to teaching, exploring, and applying God’s Word. Dive into verse-by-verse studies, biblical insights, and practical devotionals designed to help believers grow in truth, strengthen their faith, and live out scripture every day.