Teaching
Open the Bible alongside short written readings on grace, repentance, prayer, and the life of a disciple. Read slowly enough to understand and leave room to respond.
↓ Choose a teachingA place to begin
Grace before performance
Ephesians 2 places God’s mercy before our good works. That order changes both our confidence and the reason we obey.
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Continue with a question.
- Read the passage. Hear the message.2 Timothy 3:14-17A song can bring a verse to mind. Careful reading lets the passage speak in its own setting and keeps our response grounded in the Word.
- Pray while the answer is unclearPsalm 130Waiting gives us room to bring our needs to God, examine our plans, and practice the obedience already in front of us.
- When repentance reaches our wordsEphesians 4:17-32Ephesians 4 connects the new life in Christ with truth, speech, anger, kindness, and forgiveness. Mercy becomes visible in ordinary conversations.
- A life that keeps growingJohn 15:1-17Growth in Christ takes shape through the Word, prayer, fellowship, and ordinary obedience. God’s faithfulness gives us courage to continue together.
- What does Jesus say about worry?Matthew 6:19-34In Matthew 6:25–34, Jesus turns worried disciples toward their Father’s care, His kingdom, and the needs of today. Read the passage, bring an honest prayer, and choose a song for the moment.
From the journal
The songs and their meaning.
Continue with Scripture, reflection, and a prayer.
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