
October 20, 2026
The Search for Calm Waters in a Sea of Technology
Douglas A. Spears

Rebuilding walls can take people only so far. At some point a love for the Word of God must be restored for genuine revival to take place. .…

The Bible describes the Hebrew faith as a celebratory faith. The major festivals were essentially parties. Major life events—even funerals—were celebrated. And so were other big events, including…

David’s reign would be centralized in Jerusalem and the presence of God would be located there as in no other city.


This Nehemiah 13 Bible lesson explores how Nehemiah restored temple support, confronted Sabbath violations, and prayed for God's mercy. Sam E. Stone examines spiritual reform, covenant responsibility, and…

Sam E. Stone examines Nehemiah 12 and the dedication of Jerusalem's rebuilt walls, highlighting the Levites' preparations, two joyful processions, generous sacrifices, and the people's public thanksgiving to…

Ezra 8:24-35 reveals how faithful stewardship, prayer, and careful accountability guided the returning exiles as they transported valuable offerings to Jerusalem, trusting God's protection throughout their journey.

As the Israelites rebuild the temple foundation in Ezra 3, their celebration brings together joyful praise and heartfelt tears, revealing how worship can express both gratitude and sorrow.

King Jehoshaphat reforms Judah’s system of justice, appointing judges and calling them to serve faithfully, impartially, and courageously in the fear of the Lord.
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