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Why Study 2 Peter?

April 01, 2025

Second Peter is Peter’s swan song. He writes it from prison in a.d. 67, right before he is executed. As a loving pastor, Peter entrusts to his readers what they’ll need to know to make it through the tough times ahead. He gives them the knowledge of God’s Word.

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Our Sure Foundation

March 31, 2025

“How do we know the Bible is really the Word of God?” Peter addresses that: “For we did not follow cunningly devised fables when we made known to you the power and coming of our Lord Jesus Christ, but were eyewitnesses of His majesty.”

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Jesus in 1 Peter

March 21, 2025

There is often a silence about the blood of Christ in our church circles. As long as the blood of the Lord coursed through His veins, it had no saving value for us; but when that precious blood was shed, Christ Jesus gave His life. He shed His blood so we might have life.

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Why Study 1 Peter?

March 18, 2025

First Peter was written in the fires of suffering—both his own and the first century church. But there’s beauty coming from these ashes—in the lives of those who suffer for Jesus’ sake.

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From Tradition to Truth

March 05, 2025

God’s Word is transforming lives in northern Ethiopia! In Tigray, where many have never had direct access to the Bible, over 55,000 Orthodox priests have received God’s Word, and many are coming to true faith in Jesus. Radio Home Groups are spreading the gospel across multiple languages, and local believers are boldly sharing the truth. Read this incredible update!

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A Word From Gregg Harris

March 02, 2025

Only two things are eternal: God’s Word and people. Thank you for investing in both as together we take God’s whole Word to the whole world.

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Where's the Hope?

March 01, 2025

Some people call Peter “the ignorant fisherman,” but no man who had spent three years in the school of Jesus could be called ignorant. The Epistles of Peter confirm this. In the first few verses of his letter he deals with the great doctrines of election, foreknowledge, sanctification, obedience, the blood of Christ, the Trinity, the grace of God, salvation, revelation, glory, faith, and hope.

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Jesus in James

February 11, 2025 Two middle eastern men smiling and hugging

When James started his letter, he introduced himself as “Jesus’ bondservant.” But in reality, this “slave” was really Jesus’ own half-brother. James’ father was Joseph and Jesus’ father was our heavenly Father, but they shared the same human mother, Mary.

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A Word from Gregg Harris

February 03, 2025

Thank you for your model of faith—for when you hear the Word and when you do the Word. You really inspire me, and you inspire each other.

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Trouble Will Come, But Count It All Joy

January 31, 2025 Stormy ocean waves crashing

People who have suffered a great deal often enjoy a closer, more loving relationship with the Lord Jesus Christ. Suffering causes them to look forward to the day when the Lord welcomes them into His presence, when He will reward them with the crown of life.

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Why Study Hosea?

January 02, 2025 Lady hiking in the forest during sunrise

Family pain mirrors God's heartache when we turn from Him. Discover His relentless love in Hosea's story—a call to return and be restored.

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Jesus in Hosea

January 01, 2025 Three Crosses on a hill

Discover Hosea's story: a love so relentless, he redeems his unfaithful wife, reflecting God's pursuit of us. A tale of grace, redemption, and unending love.

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A Marriage on the Rocks

December 30, 2024 Woman covering face on a couch

Hosea’s life reflects God’s message: a broken marriage symbolizes Israel’s unfaithfulness to God, highlighting His call for return and mercy.

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