Jacob tricked his father Isaac and took Esau’s rightful blessing, so he ran away. On the journey, Jacob dreamed of a ladder to heaven, and God reminded him He was still faithful and kept His promises....More

The psalmist walks through the history of Israel, from creation to God’s rescue in the promised land. We can thank God for His eternal goodness and His never-failing love. The feeding of the 5,000 is a reminder of God’s goodness to provide and how we can always give Him thanks....More

Before David was chosen as king, he was a shepherd boy. In Psalm 23, David compares God to a shepherd. A shepherd guides, comforts and provides for those in his care. The psalms of trust highlight God’s protection and care, encouraging us to trust in Him....More

Wisdom psalms guide us in how God wants us to live. David celebrates how God reveals Himself through both nature and His Word. God’s creation shows us how good God is. We can praise God and seek Him daily....More

God made a covenant with Abram, telling him to go to a new land. Abram let Lot choose land first. Lot chose the best but later needed rescuing. God reminded Abram of His promise and faithfulness....More

God instructed the people to fill the Earth, but instead, they gathered in one spot and built a tower to make a name for themselves. God protected them by confusing their language and scattering them across the Earth....More

God created a perfect world where people were in a perfect relationship with Him. A serpent tempted Adam and Eve to eat fruit from the tree God told them not to eat from. They became separated from God. But God promised a Savior who would defeat the serpent and free all people from the power of sin....More

God made Adam and Eve in His image and placed them in the Garden of Eden. God told Adam not to eat from the tree of knowledge. They lived in a perfect relationship with God....More

The world was empty and formless. Then God spoke and created everything. He called all creation good and still rules over it today....More

James wrote a letter full of wisdom for believers. He reminds us that God loves both the rich and poor. True faith shows in merciful actions that help others. God’s love is for all, and trusting in Jesus leads to eternal life....More

Timothy helped Paul share the Gospel and start churches. He later became a pastor. Paul wrote two letters to guide and encourage him, reminding him to lead well, even in hard times. These letters show us that everyone has a role in God’s church....More

God sent Paul to share the Gospel and start churches. He wrote letters, including one to the Galatians, urging them to live by the Spirit. Paul taught that the Holy Spirit produces fruit in our hearts. We need the Spirit’s help to live the way God wants....More

Jesus tells His friends, the disciples, to let the children come to Him. Parents were bringing their children to Jesus so He could bless them. The disciples, thinking they were doing what was best, told the parents to go away. I mean, Jesus is super important and has super important things to do. He can’t be bothered with children, right? Wrong. Jesus quickly tells His disciples to let the children come to Him and don’t make it hard for children to get to Him. Why? Because Jesus loves everyone....More