September 29th, 2023

Ryan Churchill

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Ryan Churchill, author of The Covenants, Christ, and You, is first and foremost a lover of God’s Word. In everything Ryan writes, his aim and passion is to encourage others to read God's Word as a pathway to worship and intimacy with their Creator. Ryan’s heart is to teach others to engage Scripture with a new lens so they can see themselves through their Father's eyes, through the eyes of covenant. Get Ryan's free devotionals on peace and communion today.

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There’s Hope for the Hopeless in Jesus Christ

Every believer will one day experience a moment of hopelessness. Today's Bible Study to GO reminds us that there's always hope for the hopeless in Jesus.

The Safety and Danger of Psalm 91: Rightly Dividing God’s Promise

Psalm 91 is a favorite of many - even Satan tried to reference it! Let's take a look at its promise of God's safety and the subtle ways we can misinterpret the text.

Do Good Men and Women Really Need a Savior?

Do good people need a Savior? Do really nice people ever need to repent? Here's what our loving Father has to say.

The Bible and Social Media Do’s and Don’ts

Though the Bible is centuries old, there's a solid relationship between the Bible and social media behavior. The connection lies in one word...

From Victory to Fear to Victory: What Are You Doing Here?

Today’s Scripture Lesson: 1 Kings 19 On the Run: Elijah, the Slayer of Baal’s Prophets? We join the story of Elijah, God’s prophet, right after...

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Shooting Stars Review: Young Lebron James & Friends, Managing the Pressure

Shooting Stars, depicting Lebron James and his childhood friends, gives us a glimpse of unity under pressure and bonds that last a lifetime.

Creed III Review and Michael B. Jordan’s Two-Word Sermon for Facing the Past

CREED III, ready to rumble on March 3rd. Read our review, including Michael B. Jordan's two-word sermon for viewers facing their past.

Is It Always Biblical to ‘Honor’ Your Father and Mother

Does blind piety damage many parent-child relationships? Here's how Christian families can learn where Confucian culture ends and Paul’s parenting practices begin.

How Good Intentions Can Turn Believers Into Slackers

As Believers, we must guard ourselves against things that rob our focus and purpose. Can good intentions also make us slackers?
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