
November 5, 2026
Not Just on Sunday
Lonetta McKee






Mark Scott examines Paul's instructions in 1 Timothy 6:11–21, explaining how Christian leaders fight the good fight through perseverance, teaching about wealth and generosity, and guarding the gospel…

What does Tabitha's story teach about faithful discipleship? Mark Scott explores Acts 9:36–43, highlighting her care for widows, Peter's compassionate response, and the gospel's growing reach after her…

Can the suffering of the cross reveal beauty? Ronald G. Davis draws on Kate Greenaway's reflections to invite believers to approach the Lord's Table with renewed wonder, reverence,…

What does James 3 teach about the power of words? Mark Scott explores the dangers of careless speech, the responsibility of teachers, and the consistency believers need between…

Why did Jesus remain on the cross when others challenged him to save himself? Ronald G. Davis reflects on Mark 15:29–32 and the gratitude believers express through Communion.

Mark Scott examines faith and works in James 2:14–26, explaining how Abraham, Rahab, and practical care for others demonstrate that genuine faith is accompanied by action.

Jim Nieman reflects on Jesus' prayer in Gethsemane, the threats he faced before his crucifixion, and the Communion cup that reminds believers of his sacrifice and the promise…

Mark Scott examines Daniel 10:10-19, showing how the prophet found strength beyond himself while facing fear, anguish, and uncertainty. Daniel's encounter with a heavenly messenger reveals the importance…

Jim Nieman uses a familiar test analogy to explain the meaning of Communion's bread and cup, encouraging believers to remember Jesus' body, blood, sacrifice, and promise of eternal…

Mark Scott examines Daniel's powerful prayer of confession in Daniel 9, exploring humility, Israel's sins, God's mercy, and the importance of seeking restoration for the sake of God's…
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