On the evening of the resurrection, two grieving travelers met a stranger who explained the Scriptures. They finally knew him in the breaking of bread.
Psalm 51: David’s Honest Prayer for a Clean Heart and Restored Joy
After Nathan confronted him over his sin with Bathsheba, David poured out a confession that still teaches believers how to repent and receive God’s mercy.
Bethlehem: From Ruth’s Fields to the Birthplace of Jesus
Walk through the long story of David’s hometown, the town Micah foretold, the ancient Church of the Nativity and the Bethlehem pilgrims visit today.
Elijah From Mount Carmel to the Still Small Voice in the Cave
After fire fell on Mount Carmel, a weary Elijah hid in a cave. There God met him not in wind, earthquake or fire, but in a still small voice.
Jerome and the Vulgate: The Latin Bible Born in Bethlehem
How a request from Pope Damasus I grew into a new Latin Bible, completed beside the Church of the Nativity, that guided the Western Church for centuries.
Nicodemus: The Night Visitor Who Learned What It Means to Be Born Again
Follow the Pharisee who came to Jesus in the dark, heard the words of John 3:16, and later helped bury the Lord with costly spices.
The Beatitudes: Jesus’ Blessings for the Poor in Spirit and the Kingdom of God
A walk through each blessing of the Sermon on the Mount, what it shows about life in God’s kingdom, and how Luke’s shorter version compares.
Mary Magdalene: Faithful Follower and First Witness of the Risen Lord
From her healing in Galilee to her tears at the empty tomb, the Gospels portray Mary Magdalene as a woman of deep love and steady courage.
David and Goliath: Courage and Trust in the Valley of Elah
A young shepherd faced a Philistine champion in a real valley. His courage came from trust in the Lord, not from his own strength.
Psalm 100: Entering His Gates With Thanksgiving Every Day
A line-by-line walk through Israel’s short song of thanksgiving, its place in worship across the centuries, and its call to a daily habit of gratitude.