November 5, 2026
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Lesson for January 24, 2016: A Wedding in Cana (John 2:1-12)
Mark Scott explores Jesus' first miracle at Cana in John 2:1–12, explaining the wedding setting, prophetic symbolism of abundant wine, and how this sign revealed Christ's glory to…
Lesson for January 17, 2016: An Unfaithful Bride (Hosea 1)
Explore Hosea 1 with Mark Scott as he examines the prophet's marriage to Gomer, the meaning of their children's names, Israel's unfaithfulness, and God's promise of future restoration.
Baptize Your Children Well
When is a child ready for baptism? T.R. Robertson gathers insights from ministers on recognizing sincere belief, repentance, confession, and the importance of guiding children through baptism and…
Sunday, Bloody Sunday
Rick Chromey reflects on the life-giving blood of Christ, drawing from Hebrews 9 to explore redemption, forgiveness, and the meaning of the Lord's Supper in this thoughtful Communion…
ASL Version of Bible Nearing Completion
Deaf Missions is translating Scripture into American Sign Language. Jennifer Johnson explores the unique challenges of visual-language translation, the organization's process, and its mission to make the Bible…
Lesson for January 10, 2016: The Most Beautiful Bride (Song of Songs 6:4-12)
Explore Song of Songs 6:4-12 with Mark Scott as he explains the beauty of biblical love poetry, Solomon's praise of his bride, and the importance of recognizing beauty…
Four Days Later: Still Time to Ponder
After Christmas celebrations end, does the wonder of Jesus' birth remain? Mark A. Taylor reflects on the mystery of the incarnation, Christ's humanity, and his continuing presence in…
Lesson for January 3, 2016: A Bride Worth Waiting For (Genesis 29:15-30)
Why did Jacob work seven years for Rachel, only to be deceived by Laban? Mark Scott explores Genesis 29, examining love, patience, dishonesty, and the lasting significance of…
Lesson for December 27, 2015: A Generous Gift (Matthew 23:2-12; Mark 12:38-44)
Mark Scott contrasts the religious hypocrisy Jesus condemned with the humble generosity of a poor widow, exploring Matthew 23 and Mark 12 to reveal how genuine faith expresses…
The Sights, Sounds, and Smells of Christmas
Bob Mink revisits the sights, sounds, and smells of the first Christmas, reflecting on Mary, the wise men, shepherds, joyful praise, and sorrow to reveal the wonder and…
The Gospel in Minor Key
Mark Scott explores the Christmas message in all 12 Minor Prophets, revealing themes of God's kingdom, mercy, repentance, restoration, and the coming Messiah alongside familiar Old Testament prophecies.
Lesson for December 20, 2015: Dedication of the Firstborn (Exodus 13:13-15; Luke 2:22-32)
Mark Scott explores the dedication of Jesus in the temple, connecting Israel's remembrance of redemption with Mary and Joseph's obedience and Simeon's joyful recognition of God's promised salvation.
Lesson for December 13, 2015: Acceptable Offerings (Leviticus 22:17-25, 31-33)
What makes an offering acceptable to God? Mark Scott examines Leviticus, explaining how Israel's sacrifices reflected God's holiness, distinguished his people, and demonstrated the importance of obedience and…
Away in a Manger
Discover the deeper meaning of Jesus' birth in Bethlehem as Lee Magness connects the house of bread, the guest room, and the manger to the Last Supper and…
Christmas: It’s a Heart Thing
Jim Tune reflects on the wonder of Christmas, drawing on Tim Keller's teaching about preaching to the heart and exploring the mystery of the incarnation—God becoming human in…
