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Life is busy. Between endless to-do lists, family responsibilities, and work demands, quiet time with God can easily slip away. But what if just five minutes could renew your spirit and bring peace to your day? The 5-Minute Psalms: Bite-Sized Devotions for Busy Believers is a 90-day devotional designed to help you connect with God’s Word in a way that’s simple, powerful, and doable—no matter your schedule.

In Judges: Audio Lectures, K. Lawson Younger Jr. teaches through the book of Judges passage-by-passage. Lessons show how to bring the ancient message into a modern context and explain not only what the book of Judges meant to its original audience but also how it can speak to us powerfully today.

New York Times bestselling author Jennie Allen helps readers identify and fight the one lie they don’t know they believe that keeps them stuck in an endless loop of destructive habits and thought patterns.

While listening to this book, you will not only see the Book of Revelation with a new perspective, but you will also see how the current church relates to the end-time churches. Explore the prophetic, end-times Book of Revelation in an accessible format. See events of Revelation through the eyes of John the Apostle and take a deep dive into the final book of the Bible, as you will unravel:

Do you ever wonder if Jesus really claimed to be God? Maybe you've heard people say, "Jesus never said he was God," or you've been asked, "Why believe Jesus is divine if he never claimed it?" These challenges aren't just from non-Christians―they show up in church, too. Even if you're not coming from a place of skepticism, you might still question how well church teachings about Jesus match up with what he actually said. So, did the historical Jesus really claim to be divine?

Uncovering the hidden dynamics of generational strongholds, familiar spirits, and the impact of corrupted bloodlines, pastor and bestselling author Jennifer Eivaz offers a scriptural and spiritual roadmap to freedom and generational blessing. Through biblical teaching, prophetic insight, and practical, hands-on strategies, you'll discover how to discern the spiritual dynamics at work in your family; reclaim your spiritual authority and heritage; destroy generational curses and stronghold.

Through a close exegetical reading of Paul's letters, this volume shows how Paul prioritized moral formation and community-building in his pastoral ministry and placed the practice of communal discernment in churches at the heart of life in the Spirit. Applying these fundamental insights for today's churches, Lewis reclaims Paul's primary pastoral emphasis on moral discernment and community-building, showing how this practice can be used in a variety of local church communities.

Conventional wisdom has it that the origins of the horror genre are found in the nineteenth century, in works like Frankenstein, Dracula, and The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. In this paradigm-shaking new book, Bible scholar and cultural historian Brandon Grafius argues that the Bible is, among other things, the world's first work of horror literature. The tropes and themes that we find in slasher movies, body horror, folk horror, and zombie apocalypses were kickstarted by the Bible. Before Godzilla, there were the monsters arising from the sea in the book of Daniel.

The Promise is a compelling account of the blessings that come through powerful spiritual insight and a firm belief in a higher power. The lessons taught by Jesus come alive with refreshingly new relevancy for modern times through Joseph’s intriguing blend of New Age philosophy, Judaism, and Christianity. In this telling of the story of Jesus, familiar events that were described in the bible are now told from the metaphysical perspective.

Accessible commentary on the Gospel of Matthew, enabling listeners to treasure the glory of Jesus being God with us, then, now, and eternally. Use as a daily listening, teaching, or preaching resource.

Jeremia hatte erst kürzlich das Mannesalter erreicht und lebte in einem Dorf im Gebiet des Stammes Benjamin. Wie sein Vater Hilkija gehörte er zur Priesterschaft. Doch der Herr hatte einen anderen Weg für ihn vorgesehen. Dunkle Zeiten standen Israel bevor. Das Volk brauchte einen Propheten, der es warnte und aus der Dunkelheit herausführte. Im 13. Regierungsjahr von König Joschija sprach Gott zu ihm.

Xerxes gab Ester zu Ehren ein großes Festmahl. Er lud alle führenden Männer des Landes dazu ein und präsentierte voller Stolz seine neue Königin. Ester bemühte sich, zu lächeln und sich als glückliche Braut zu zeigen. Doch alles, was sie spürte, war Angst.

Have you ever seen the Bible used to hurt someone—or has it been used to harm you? Have you sometimes gotten the feeling that people were misapplying verses but been unable to explain how? Do you wish you could better understand what may look like contradictions in the text? If so, you're not alone. But thankfully, better ways to read and understand the Bible are within your grasp. That's because this user-friendly introduction to biblical interpretation teaches how you can interpret Scripture, both for yourself and for those you love.

By AD 100, all the original disciples had died and a new generation of preachers, teachers, and scholars had taken on the responsibility to preach, teach, and interpret the Scriptures. These men have become known as the church fathers. But who were they? When and where did they live? And, most importantly, what did they teach about how to read and understand the Bible?

The Word That Loves You: Begin is a book that provides verses from the English Standard Version of the Holy Bible about six important topics. The chapters are The Fall, Forgiveness, Faith, Fruit of the Spirit, Finding Others for Salvation and Frequent Prayer. Study questions and commentaries related to each important topic are included. The purpose is to emphasize the topics as addressed by the Holy Bible and God’s Word. It hopes to encourage the reading of God’s Word and the Holy Bible. This book provides only a small example of what can be learned from reading the Holy Bible and God’s Word.

This is the most expansive and complete audio Bible you will ever encounter. With more than 140 hours of narration, this monumental work brings together not only the 66 books of the Old and New Testament, but also the great apocryphal writings cherished through the centuries: Maccabees, Baruch, Esdras, Jubilees, Enoch, Ecclesiasticus, and many more.

Selvom store dele af Biblens budskab hører de troende til, er historikere med møjsommelighed dykket ned i Det gamle og Det nye testamente og har brugt skrifterne som kilde til kortlægning af tiden, hvor verdens første civilisationer opstod. For nok er Biblens historier umulige at bekræfte fra et historisk perspektiv, men måske har myterne ophav i virkelige hændelser. Derfor jagter geologer sandheden om syndfloden og Noas ark, meteorologer og biologer forsøger at genskabe de ti plager, der ramte Egypten, og bibelforskere leder efter spor efter katastrofer, der kunne have udslettet byerne Sodoma og Gomorra.

Numbers can be deceiving. The book of Numbers opens with a count of every person fit to serve during the Israeli’s exodus from Egypt. Yet while over 600,000 were counted, only two were allowed to enter the Promised Land. The lesson? God values quality over quantity. And as the next generation finally experienced God’s promise, we discover that He doesn’t just want us counted as believers, but as people He can count on.

Lo que crees sobre Dios construye los cimientos de la persona que serás. En Dios tiene un nombre, el pastor y autor bestseller del New York Times John Mark Comer te invita a reconsiderar muchos de los mitos y las ideas equivocadas prevalecientes sobre Dios, y sopesarlas contra lo que Dios nos dijo de sí mismo. Después de todo, lo que creas respecto a Dios al final moldeará el tipo de persona que seas.

The Epistle to the Romans is presented in the spirit of building on the Historic Christian Faith, particularly as embodied in its high-water mark, the Westminster Standards. It brings into focus the foundational doctrines often neglected since the Reformation, especially the doctrine of clarity and inexcusability, in order to establish the need for the gospel.