Explore Dietrich Bonhoeffer’s The Cost of Discipleship through the Beatitudes, reflecting on the cost of following Christ, the fellowship of the cross, and the upside-down values of God’s kingdom.
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Explore the thorn-shaped seed of love in Hinds’ Feet on High Places and discover how Christ’s overwhelming love transforms us to love others through pain, rejection, and disappointment.
Discover why Jesus is greater than Moses, how Israel’s wilderness journey warns us against unbelief, and how Christ leads His people into the better rest promised by God.
Explore Hebrews 1:1–2:18 in Week 2 of Heeding Hebrews as we discover why Jesus is better than angels, the supreme revelation of God, and the faithful Son who became like us to bring us to glory.
A printable companion guide for Heeding Hebrews, designed to help you journey through Hebrews with a pilgrim’s map, Old Testament landmarks, study tools, trail markers, and a Christ-centered field guide.
From the shadows of the old covenant to the substance revealed in Christ, Hebrews unveils the beauty of God’s unfolding plan of redemption. Every priest, every sacrifice, and every promise pointed toward the One who would accomplish what none of them could: Jesus Christ, our perfect High Priest, our once-for-all sacrifice, and the mediator of a better covenant. Through Him, we are invited to draw near to God, hold fast to our confession, and look forward to the heavenly city that is yet to come. The shadows have given way to the substance. Jesus is better.
A reflective look at Leo Tolstoy’s *God Sees the Truth, But Waits*—exploring suffering, waiting, forgiveness, mercy, and the deeper work God may be doing in us while we wait for Him to change our circumstances.
Read Leo Tolstoy’s God Sees the Truth, But Waits, a moving story of injustice, suffering, forgiveness, repentance, and trusting God when the truth remains hidden.
Explore reflections on When Queens Ride By and its surprising relevance for modern women, motherhood, contentment, hardship, wise influence, and faithfully tending what God has entrusted to us.
