THE GOOD DAY

When closed doors usher in frustration, disappointment and grief, we can look to scripture to find stories of hope to help us press on.

The Mason's share their story of becoming a family through adoption and how God wove every detail so beautifully together.

The Miller's share their story of how God brought their family together. Though the waiting was hard, it was worth every minute!

The Old Testament, our beacon of hope pointing to our rescue, Jesus, wraps up this week. And, it wraps up in the most beautiful way.

What about the rest of the Old Testament? If we've already covered the history and the poetry, what's the rest of it?

After King David, it's his son's turn to reign. As we'll see, Solomon is a "like father, like son" story. So many parallels.

"Give us a king!" is the cry of the people. When the first king disobeys God, God raises up an unlikely shepherd to reign over His people.

In the time of Judges, we meet a woman named Ruth. Her story may be short but it is paramount. Oh, and Samuel. God uses him in great ways.

A new leader has been chosen. Joshua will lead the people into the Promised Land with the support of an unlikely woman.

This week, we see God sees both the big picture and the smallest of details. And His motivation for all of this? Love.

Protection, guidance, faithfulness - all followed by doubting God? It's a reeeeally good thing it's a covenant and not based on our goodness

This season is marked with simplicity and yet burst with sparkles and technicolor. But mostly, love and comfort and joy and so much peace.

From mistreatment to promotion, from reunions to genocide, from plagues to passover - it all foreshadows our Rescuer.

The family tree is growing! Oh, and did you watch the news last night? Events of our modern-day news stems from this family right here...

The first 17 books of The Bible are the history, telling a story about freedom. And freedom ain't free. As we'll see, a war must be waged.

Who and where are we? What's wrong with the world? Genesis is not a textbook but a story written so we can understand our place and purpose.

"So there you are. You’re a few weeks into your new 2022 Bible reading plan and you’re starting to lose steam." How do we find rhythm?

What is The Bible? How did we get it? Who wrote it? What's the big deal? Why is it still around? Diving into some big questions this week!

All these resolutions are good and can have a positive impact, but what if we start a new habit that will grow us from the inside out?

"Never trust a man whose TV is larger than his bookshelf." Ouch. Inspired to read more this year and sharing a few of my favorites with you!