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How to Plan a Youth Bible Study Around One Clear Question

Three teenagers sit around a wooden table with an open Bible turned to Mark, a handwritten notebook, pencils, and a card marked with a question mark.

A repeatable, Scripture-first process for planning a youth Bible study with one passage, one central question, helpful context, discussion, and response.

  • Anthony Corr
  • October 19, 2026
  • Faith & Practice

Sabbath Practice for People With Irregular Schedules

Open Bible on a sunlit wooden table beside an analog clock, coffee mug, potted plants, notebook, pencil, and a color-block calendar page.

Rotating shifts, weekend duties, night work, and caregiving can disrupt a traditional day of rest. Here is a biblical, grace-filled way to build a sustainable Sabbath rhythm.

  • Anthony Corr
  • October 15, 2026
  • Faith & Practice

Confession and Repentance: Why the Distinction Matters

An open Bible, a handwritten notebook with a pen, and a mug sit on a wooden table beside an open doorway looking out onto a sunlit rural path.

Confession honestly acknowledges sin before God, while repentance turns from sin toward God. Learn how Scripture holds them together without making either a way to earn forgiveness.

  • Anthony Corr
  • October 12, 2026
  • Faith & Practice

Tim Tebow Sold His Halo to Life Surge. Now He Wants Credit for Being Shocked.

Tim Tebow repeatedly lent his Christian reputation to Life Surge, a company that funneled some attendees from cheap faith-based events toward financial education costing tens of thousands of dollars. Now Tebow says he was “caught off guard” by allegations about…

  • Flenn Graves
  • October 6, 2026
  • Faith & Practice

Faith Is a Terrible Substitute for Critical Thinking. Life Surge Shows Why.

Faith can wire the brain to accept important claims without adequate evidence. That may feel harmless when the subject is an unfalsifiable God. It becomes dangerous when the same habit leaks into decisions about money, debt, medicine, politics, or who…

  • Flenn Graves
  • October 6, 2026
  • Old Testament

The Abrahamic Covenant: What Is Promised and Why It Matters Later

Open Bible, notebook, pencil, and vintage-style map on a wooden table beside a glowing lantern, overlooking hills beneath a starry evening sky.

Trace the Abrahamic covenant through Genesis 12, 15, 17, and 22, then see how its promises shape later biblical teaching about faith, blessing, and hope.

  • Anthony Corr
  • October 5, 2026
  • Church Life

What Should Go in a Church Event Print Kit?

Warm tabletop scene in a church room with an open Bible, notebooks, printed event signs, timeline handouts, circular stickers, a QR-code card, name badge, and a directional arrow sign. A cross and chairs are visible in the softly blurred background.

A practical guide to building a coordinated church event print kit around the path guests, families, and volunteers take through an event.

  • Anthony Corr
  • September 28, 2026
  • Bible Reading

How to Read New Testament Letters as Whole Arguments

Warm sunlit wooden study table with an open Bible, a handwritten notebook with arrows and highlighted notes, pencil, coffee mug, stacked books, and potted plants.

A practical method for reading New Testament letters as coherent pastoral messages rather than collections of isolated verses.

  • Anthony Corr
  • September 24, 2026
  • Blog

How to Study a Whole Book of the Bible Without Getting Lost

TLDR Studying one Bible verse at a time can be helpful. It can also become a problem when the verse gets separated from everything around it. A sentence that sounds simple by itself may be part of an argument, a…

  • Flenn Graves
  • September 7, 2026
  • Blog

How to Build a Bible Reading Habit on Your Phone Without Getting Distracted

TLDR The idea of reading Scripture on a phone is older than the modern smartphone. In 2000, Wired described Mobible.org as the first modern English WAP edition of the Bible, built for the basic mobile devices of that era. Those…

  • Flenn Graves
  • September 7, 2026
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