A movement doesn’t start with perfect people. It starts with a promise. We open Acts with Luke’s careful hand guiding us from resurrection reality to the launchpad of the church, where an upper room full of ordinary disciples waits, prays, and prepares for power. Before the crowds and miracles come, there’s a quiet ten-day hinge that shapes everything: Jesus ascends, angels reassure, and a community chooses faithfulness over frenzy. We unpack why Luke writes to Theophilus again, how Acts ser...
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A movement doesn’t start with perfect people. It starts with a promise. We open Acts with Luke’s careful hand guiding us from resurrection reality to the launchpad of the church, where an upper room full of ordinary disciples waits, prays, and prepares for power. Before the crowds and miracles come, there’s a quiet ten-day hinge that shapes everything: Jesus ascends, angels reassure, and a community chooses faithfulness over frenzy. We unpack why Luke writes to Theophilus again, how Acts ser...
John 14 Round Two: Jesus is Exclusive and the Promise is Coming
The Bible Breakdown: Daily Bible Reading
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John 14 Round Two: Jesus is Exclusive and the Promise is Coming
Start with the honest question so many of us carry: are there really many ways to God? We open John 14 and sit with Jesus’ most direct words—“I am the way, the truth, and the life”—and trace what that means for anxious hearts, honest doubts, and everyday discipleship. Without jargon or hedging, we explore why exclusive truth can actually lead to expansive grace, deep freedom, and real peace. We walk through the text line by line: a prepared place, a promised return, and a path that is not a ...
The Bible Breakdown: Daily Bible Reading
A movement doesn’t start with perfect people. It starts with a promise. We open Acts with Luke’s careful hand guiding us from resurrection reality to the launchpad of the church, where an upper room full of ordinary disciples waits, prays, and prepares for power. Before the crowds and miracles come, there’s a quiet ten-day hinge that shapes everything: Jesus ascends, angels reassure, and a community chooses faithfulness over frenzy. We unpack why Luke writes to Theophilus again, how Acts ser...
