Luke

This issue of The Scrolls Bible study focuses on 1 Peter 3:18b-22 and the Core Belief of Jesus Christ.

This issue of The Scrolls Bible study focuses on 1 Peter 3:13-18a and the Core Belief of Jesus Christ.

God speaks through His Word, but sometimes when we're reading it, He seems frustratingly silent. It’s enough to cause some to throw up their hands and abandon their study. But Scripture holds beautiful treasure to be discovered, even if it doesn’t give up some so easily. Here are a few “hacks” to get to the meaning of the text. 

Relationships can be challenging. And people can get on our nerves—even the people closest to us. But sometimes it takes just a few “relational tweaks” to deepen any bond.

The quickest way to remind my soul of who God is and what He's done is to get outside. As I walk, I remember His Word and marvel at His world. Here are 3 ways to move your devotional time outside.

People want to talk more with people who make them feel valued. A significant way to see this happen is to ask good questions, especially when someone comes to you for counsel. As with so many other things, Jesus is our best example of someone who asked good questions.

Have you ever wondered why Jesus, the creator of the universe, took the time to make wine for a wedding feast? 

All of us have had our hand on the cross, heaving it to the place of death, and hoisting Jesus into the air. Jesus died because of all of us. And Jesus died for all of us. No one is automatically saved by Jesus, but everyone can be saved by Jesus because His death is for the world.

Often women experiencing an unplanned pregnancy lack needed support and encouragement. The church can and needs to be a part of the solution that saves lives both physically and eternally. 

The Parable of the Rich Fool in Luke is a key passage for understanding God’s design for wealth. When we find our security, identity, and joy within our possessions, we make the same 3 mistakes as the fool.