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  Trust in Jesus Christ

  Know Jesus Christ, understand the Gospel, and grow in God’s Word. Forgiveness, salvation, and eternal life by grace through faith.

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  Gospel Articles

  Short, Scripture-based (NKJV) Gospel studies centered on Jesus Christ, salvation by grace, and following Him.

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  What is the Gospel?

  A clear, Scripture-based explanation of the good news: Jesus Christ died for our sins, was buried, and rose again — salvation by grace through faith.

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  Who is Jesus Christ?

  What the Bible says about the Son of God — His life, death, resurrection, and what He means for you.

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  Bible Quiz

  Explore seven levels and 70 questions, learn from every answer, and discover passages to read in your own Bible.

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  Questions about faith

  Explore honest answers about forgiveness, faith in Jesus Christ, and growing as a believer.

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  Prayer of Salvation & Next Steps

  Read the prayer of repentance and faith and discover next steps in following Jesus Christ.

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  Exploring Scripture together: Family

  Flexible shared readings for households and trusted caregivers, with space for different ages and circumstances.

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  Scripture Memory

  “Your word I have hidden in my heart, That I might not sin against You.” — Psalm 119:11 (NKJV) Discover the joy of memorizing God's Word. Keep His truth in your heart, grow in wisdom, and let Scripture guide your daily life.

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  Bible learning for children

  Discover God’s Word, learn from Jesus, explore amazing Bible stories, and grow in wisdom, kindness and faith.

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  Wisdom Library

  Explore practical topics through Bible references and contextual reading prompts.

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  Faith and trust

  Trust the Lord and bring your need for faith honestly to Jesus.

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  Family and care

  Honor one another and nurture family relationships with care.

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  Marriage

  Let covenant faithfulness and Christlike love shape marriage.

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  Parenting

  Teach God's Word in daily life and nurture children patiently.

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  Friendship

  Practice loyal friendship and love that follows Jesus' example.

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  Work

  Work with integrity and treat other people justly.

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  Money and contentment

  Seek contentment in God rather than making wealth your hope.

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  Speech and listening

  Listen patiently, speak truthfully and use words that build others up.

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  Anger

  Respond to conflict with restraint and a willingness to listen.

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  Temptation

  Resist temptation by trusting God and turning from sinful desire.

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  Forgiveness

  Remember God's mercy and practice forgiveness with wisdom.

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  Honesty

  Tell the truth and become a trustworthy neighbor.

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  Humility

  Follow Christ's humility and receive God's care.

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  Suffering and lament

  Bring lament to God and rest your hope in His love in Christ.

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  Waiting

  Wait with patient hope and continue in faithfulness.

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  Decisions

  Seek God's wisdom and listen to trustworthy counsel.

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  Prayer

  Pray sincerely, with dependence on the Father and thanksgiving.

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  Scripture

  Receive God's Word and put it into practice.

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  Generosity

  Give willingly to meet needs and honor God.

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  Service and hope

  Serve after Christ's example and persevere in doing good.

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  Bible Books

  Explore the 66 books of the Bible in canonical order, with introductory summaries, themes and references.

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  Genesis

  The book opens with creation and follows early humanity and the family narratives that lead to Israel.

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  Exodus

  Exodus tells of Israel’s deliverance from Egypt, covenant at Sinai and construction of the tabernacle.

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  Leviticus

  Instructions for Israel’s worship and communal life emphasize holiness before God.

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  Numbers

  Israel’s wilderness experiences include failures, discipline and continued divine provision.

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  Deuteronomy

  Moses’ speeches call the next generation to remember God’s acts and live faithfully.

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  Joshua

  Joshua recounts Israel’s entry into the land and calls the people to serve the Lord.

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  Judges

  Judges describes repeated cycles in Israel’s life before the monarchy.

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  Ruth

  Ruth’s story follows loyalty and provision within the family line of David.

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  1 Samuel

  The narrative moves from Samuel’s ministry through Saul’s reign and David’s rise.

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  2 Samuel

  The book follows David’s kingship, the covenant promise and the consequences of sin.

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  1 Kings

  The account moves from Solomon’s reign to division and prophetic ministry.

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  2 Kings

  Israel and Judah’s later kings are viewed alongside prophetic warnings and exile.

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  1 Chronicles

  Genealogies and David’s reign prepare readers for the temple-centered account.

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  2 Chronicles

  The narrative reviews Judah’s kings and ends with exile and a return decree.

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  Ezra

  Returned exiles rebuild the temple, and Ezra teaches God's Law and leads the community in covenant faithfulness.

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  Nehemiah

  Nehemiah describes rebuilding Jerusalem's wall, the public reading and explanation of God's Law, and renewal of the community's commitment.

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  Esther

  Esther’s story describes the preservation of Jewish people in the Persian court.

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  Job

  Job wrestles with undeserved suffering and the limits of human understanding.

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  Psalms

  The Psalms give prayers and songs across many circumstances and voices.

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  Proverbs

  Proverbs offers wisdom sayings and instruction for everyday life.

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  Ecclesiastes

  The Teacher reflects on human labor and life under the sun.

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  Song of Solomon

  This collection presents poetic dialogue celebrating love.

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  Isaiah

  Isaiah addresses Judah and the nations with warnings and promises of restoration.

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  Jeremiah

  Jeremiah proclaims judgment and hope during Judah’s final years before exile.

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  Lamentations

  Poems lament Jerusalem’s fall while remembering God’s faithfulness.

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  Ezekiel

  Ezekiel’s visions address exiles and speak of judgment and renewed life.

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  Daniel

  Narratives and visions encourage faithfulness under foreign rule.

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  Hosea

  Hosea uses family and covenant imagery to confront Israel and speak of restoration.

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  Joel

  Joel calls for return to God and describes restoration and the outpouring of the Spirit.

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  Amos

  Amos confronts injustice and empty worship and announces accountability.

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  Obadiah

  Obadiah addresses Edom’s pride and violence toward Judah.

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  Jonah

  Jonah’s narrative questions resentment when God shows mercy.

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  Micah

  Micah confronts injustice and looks toward restoration.

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  Nahum

  Nahum announces judgment on the oppressive Assyrian capital.

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  Habakkuk

  Habakkuk brings questions about injustice to God and ends in trust.

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  Zephaniah

  Zephaniah warns Judah and the nations and promises renewal.

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  Haggai

  Haggai urges returned exiles to rebuild the temple.

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  Zechariah

  Zechariah encourages the returned community through visions and future hope.

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  Malachi

  Malachi challenges careless worship and calls the people to faithfulness.

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  Matthew

  Matthew presents Jesus’ ministry and teaching, culminating in His death and resurrection.

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  Mark

  Mark’s concise narrative follows Jesus’ works, teaching and path to the cross.

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  Luke

  Luke traces Jesus’ ministry and the journey to Jerusalem and resurrection.

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  John

  John presents signs and conversations that testify to Jesus and the life found in Him.

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  Acts

  Acts follows the witness of the early church from Jerusalem outward.

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  Romans

  Paul explains the Gospel and its implications for Jew and Gentile believers.

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  1 Corinthians

  Paul addresses conflicts and practical questions in the Corinthian church.

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  2 Corinthians

  Paul defends his ministry and describes comfort and generosity.

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  Galatians

  Paul argues that Gentile believers are not justified by adopting the law.

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  Ephesians

  Paul describes God’s saving work and calls believers to unity and faithful conduct.

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  Philippians

  Paul encourages steadfastness and humility while writing from imprisonment.

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  Colossians

  Paul emphasizes Christ and calls the church to a life shaped by Him.

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  1 Thessalonians

  Paul encourages a young church in faith and hope.

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  2 Thessalonians

  Paul encourages believers and corrects confusion about the Lord’s day.

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  1 Timothy

  Paul instructs Timothy about teaching and care in the church.

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  2 Timothy

  Paul urges Timothy to continue in the Scriptures and endure hardship.

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  Titus

  Paul connects sound teaching with godly conduct and service.

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  Philemon

  Paul appeals for Onesimus to be received as a brother.

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  Hebrews

  Hebrews presents Christ’s work and urges readers to hold fast in faith.

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  James

  James connects faith with practical conduct and care for others.

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  1 Peter

  Peter encourages believers facing hardship to live with hope and honor.

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  2 Peter

  Peter urges growth and warns against destructive false teaching.

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  1 John

  John describes fellowship with God and the marks of love and truth.

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  2 John

  The letter connects walking in truth with love and discernment.

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  3 John

  John commends hospitality and addresses competing leadership.

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  Jude

  Jude urges discernment and mercy in the face of false teaching.

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  Revelation

  Revelation uses visions and symbols to encourage faithful witness and hope in God’s final victory.

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  Hope while grieving

  Read Paul’s encouragement about Christ’s return and those who have died in Him.

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  Mary and resurrection hope

  Find encouragement in Mary Magdalene's encounter with the risen Jesus and her witness to His disciples.

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  Seeking wisdom in trials

  Seek God's wisdom in trials and grow in patient, obedient faith through James 1:2–8.

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  Attending to Jesus

  Learn from Mary and Martha's encounter with Jesus: receive His word and let faith shape your daily service.

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  A boat to color

  Color an original interpretive boat scene, print it or download a PNG on your device.

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  Wise kindness and honesty

  Practice safe care and truthful speech through clearly fictional everyday situations.

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  Matching objects and passages

  Match a Bible passage’s object with its label, without dragging or a timer.

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  Pictures and Bible objects

  Recognize labeled pictures of a boat and lamp, then read their Scripture setting.

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  Hope in Difficult Times

  Read biblical words of comfort without minimizing grief or promising easy outcomes.

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  Wisdom for Daily Choices

  Read Proverbs and James in context and consider wise, humble responses.

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  The Holy Spirit

  Read passages about the Spirit’s work in giving life, helping and forming Christian character.

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  Christian Living

  Consider daily conduct shaped by life in Christ and love of neighbor.

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  Learning to Pray

  Use selected passages to consider prayer, dependence and thanksgiving.

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  Gospel Foundations

  Trace the good news of Jesus through central New Testament passages.

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  Beginning With Christ

  Explore foundational passages for someone beginning to follow Jesus.

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  Walk Through John

  Meet Jesus through selected scenes and conversations in John.

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  Bible Timeline

  Discover God's mighty works and faithful promises, from creation and Israel's history to salvation in Jesus Christ, the Holy Spirit's outpouring and the hope of His return.

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  Creation and the Fall

  God created the heavens, the earth and human life, declaring His creation good. Adam and Eve disobeyed His command, bringing sin and death into human experience; God confronted their sin and announced that the woman's offspring would overcome the serpent.

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  The Flood and God's covenant with Noah

  God judged the earth's widespread wickedness through the Flood, while preserving Noah, his family and the animals in the ark. Afterward, He established His covenant with Noah and every living creature, giving the rainbow as its sign.

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  Babel and the scattered nations

  People united to build a city and tower to make a name for themselves. The Lord confused their language and scattered them; human ambition could not overturn His rule. Later, God's promise to Abraham would include blessing for all the families of the earth.

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  Abraham, Isaac, Jacob and Joseph

  God called Abraham and promised to bless all the families of the earth through him. He remained faithful through Isaac and Jacob, and used Joseph's suffering and position in Egypt to preserve lives during famine; the brothers' evil did not defeat God's purpose.

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  Deliverance from Egypt and the covenant at Sinai

  God heard Israel's suffering, judged Egypt and brought His people out through Moses. He opened a path through the sea, delivered Israel from Pharaoh's army and gave His covenant commands at Sinai, calling the rescued nation to belong to Him.

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  God's provision in the wilderness

  God sustained Israel with manna and water during the wilderness journey. He also judged persistent unbelief, and Moses prepared the next generation to enter the land by reminding them of God's commands and faithful care. Provision did not remove the responsibility to trust and obey.

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  Entry into Canaan and the Judges

  God led Israel across the Jordan and brought down Jericho's walls as His people followed His command. During the judges' era, Israel repeatedly turned to other gods and suffered oppression; the Lord mercifully raised deliverers when His people were in distress.

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  Saul, David and Solomon

  God established Israel's kingship and made a covenant promise concerning David's house. David's victory over Goliath displayed the Lord's power to save; Solomon received wisdom and built the temple. The kings' sins also showed Israel's need for the faithful King fulfilled in Jesus Christ.

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  The divided kingdoms and God's prophets

  After the kingdom divided, God sent prophets to confront idolatry and call His people back to Him. He answered Elijah with fire at Mount Carmel and healed Naaman through Elisha's ministry. These mighty works revealed His power and called people to acknowledge the Lord.

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  Samaria's fall and Israel's exile

  The northern kingdom fell to Assyria after repeatedly rejecting God's covenant and His prophetic warnings. Second Kings explains the exile in connection with idolatry and disobedience, showing that God's patient warnings must not be treated as permission to continue in sin.

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  Jerusalem's fall and Judah's exile

  Jerusalem and the temple were destroyed, and Judah was carried into exile after persistent covenant unfaithfulness. Even in judgment, God spoke through Jeremiah of restoration and a new covenant, and through Ezekiel of cleansing and a renewed heart by His Spirit.

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  Return, rebuilding and renewed attention to God's Word

  God moved Cyrus to permit the return and the rebuilding of His temple. The returned community rebuilt the temple, and later rebuilt Jerusalem's wall under Nehemiah; Ezra read and explained God's law as the people renewed their attention to His word.

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  The birth and early life of Jesus Christ

  God's eternal Son entered the world as truly human: Jesus was conceived by the Holy Spirit and born of the virgin Mary. Angels announced the Savior's birth, and God protected Him during Herod's threat; the promised Christ had come to save His people from their sins.

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  Jesus' teaching, compassion and mighty works

  Jesus proclaimed God's kingdom and called people to repent and believe the Gospel. He healed the sick, commanded the storm, fed the multitude and raised the dead, revealing His authority and compassion while teaching His followers to love God and their neighbors.

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  Jesus' atoning death and burial

  Jesus, who was without sin, willingly gave His life on the cross for our sins and was buried. His sacrifice displays God's love and provides the basis for forgiveness; the torn temple veil marked the moment of His death in the Gospel accounts.

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  Jesus Christ rises bodily from the dead

  God raised Jesus from the dead; the tomb was empty, and the risen Lord appeared to His followers. He showed them His wounds and ate in their presence, establishing that His resurrection was bodily and calling them to proclaim repentance and forgiveness in His name.

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  Jesus ascends and commissions His witnesses

  After His resurrection, Jesus commissioned His disciples and promised the Holy Spirit's power for their witness. They saw Him taken up into heaven, and His return was announced; His followers were to make disciples and teach people to obey Him.

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  Pentecost and the outpouring of the Holy Spirit

  The Holy Spirit filled the gathered believers, who spoke in other tongues as He enabled them. Peter proclaimed the crucified and risen Christ and called his hearers to repent and be baptized; about three thousand received his message and were added to the believers.

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  The Gospel reaches Samaria and the nations

  Through persecution and Spirit-directed witness, the Gospel spread beyond Jerusalem. Philip proclaimed Christ in Samaria with accompanying healings; God directed him to an Ethiopian traveler, and later gave the Holy Spirit to Gentile hearers in Cornelius' house, showing His saving welcome across national boundaries.

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  Paul's mission and the churches

  The Holy Spirit directed the church at Antioch to send Barnabas and Saul. Through preaching, hardship and God's help, churches were established among the nations; Acts records deliverance from prison and other mighty works, while the apostles taught believers to remain faithful to Christ.

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  Christ's return, judgment and eternal hope

  Scripture promises the return of Jesus Christ and the resurrection of His people. It also announces God's final judgment and the new heaven and new earth, where He will dwell with His people and remove their tears, death and sorrow.

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  Growing in faith and wisdom: Women

  Biblical encouragement for women to trust Jesus Christ, seek God in difficulty and grow in faith, wisdom and loving service through the lives of women in Scripture.

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  Faith, hope and encouragement: Senior Adults

  Read at your own pace about faithful prayer, honest grief and the hope of eternal life in Christ.

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  Following Christ in daily life: Men

  Read Scripture about character, responsibility and service with humility and care for others.

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  Bible Reading Plans

  Reference-first starter plans for reading Scripture in context at your own pace.

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  Questions and Answers

  Explore foundational questions about Jesus Christ, salvation and Christian life with supporting Bible references.

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  What is the Gospel?

  The New Testament centers the Gospel on Jesus Christ, including His death for sins, burial and resurrection.

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  Who is Jesus Christ?

  Jesus Christ is the eternal Son of God, fully God and truly human, our sinless Lord and Savior.

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  Why did Jesus die?

  The apostles teach that Christ died for sins and that His death brings reconciliation to God.

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  Did Jesus rise bodily?

  Jesus Christ rose bodily from the dead and appeared to His followers; His resurrection is central to the Gospel and Christian hope.

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  How is a person saved?

  The New Testament describes salvation as God’s grace received through faith in Jesus Christ, not earned as a wage.

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  What is repentance?

  Repentance means turning away from sin and toward God; Jesus calls us to repent and believe the Gospel.

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  What is prayer?

  Prayer is speaking with God in dependence, thanksgiving, confession and request.

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  What does the Holy Spirit do?

  The New Testament speaks of the Spirit giving life, helping believers and forming Christian character.

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  Why be baptized?

  Jesus commands baptism in making disciples, and the New Testament connects baptism with identification with Christ.

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  What is the church?

  The New Testament describes the church as a community gathered in Christ for worship, teaching, fellowship and service.

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  How should Christians respond to suffering?

  Scripture gives room for lament, prayer, mutual care and hope in God; it does not promise every hardship will end quickly.

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  What is eternal life?

  Jesus speaks of eternal life as knowing the only true God and Jesus Christ whom He sent, and the New Testament locates this life in Christ.

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  Foundations for Following Jesus

  A flexible, reference-first path through foundational Christian teaching and practice.

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  The Life of Jesus

  Follow a three-day introduction to Jesus Christ: His birth, His teaching and sinless life, His death for our sins and burial, and His bodily resurrection. Consider His call to repentance and faith.

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  Mercy in the lost son parable

  Read Jesus’ parable in its setting and reflect on repentance, mercy and resentment.

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  Kindness in the household

  Consider Paul’s call to compassion, patience and thankfulness in Christian community.

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  Remembering God’s word together

  Explore Deuteronomy’s setting and a simple habit of shared Scripture attention.

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  Courage amid weakness

  Read Paul’s account of weakness, endurance and the hope beyond present suffering.

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  Simeon and Anna: faithful attention

  Explore patient expectation and worship in Luke’s account of Jesus at the temple.

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  Listening before speaking

  Read James’ teaching about hearing, anger and putting the word into practice.

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  Truthful words and work

  Explore honesty, responsible work and speech that helps others.

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  Greatness through service

  Consider Jesus’ response to ambition and His call to serve.

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  Bringing fears to God

  Read Psalm 23 with an adult and talk about trust, care and seeking help.

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  Kindness on the road

  Explore Jesus’ good Samaritan parable and a safe, practical act of care.

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  Jesus welcomes children

  Read how Jesus receives children and think about welcoming others.

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  The Return of Jesus Christ

  Jesus Christ is coming again. Scripture gives believers the hope of His return, the resurrection of those who have died in Christ, the transformation of His people and eternal life with Him. Christian hope rests in Christ Himself and encourages faithful, holy and expectant living.

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  Statement of faith

  The Christian convictions that guide our teaching about God, Jesus Christ, salvation, the Holy Spirit and resurrection hope.

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  About Trust in Jesus Christ

  A Christ-centered place to explore the Gospel, read the Bible thoughtfully and take practical steps in Christian discipleship.

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  Eternal life: the promise in Jesus Christ

  Explore the promise of eternal life in 1 John 2:25: life in God’s Son, received through faith and expressed in following Christ.

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  The resurrection of Jesus Christ

  Why Christ’s bodily resurrection is central to the Gospel and to the Christian hope beyond death.

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  Who is Jesus Christ?

  Meet the Son of God through the Gospel accounts: His identity, compassionate ministry, saving death and bodily resurrection.

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  The Gospel: good news in Jesus Christ

  Explore our need for salvation, Christ’s death, burial and resurrection, and God’s invitation to repentance and faith.