Category: People of the Bible
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Understanding Who Jesus Is
Understanding who Jesus lies at the very heart of the Christian faith. Every page of Scripture points toward Him.
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Outline of 1 Kings 17 — Elijah, the Drought, the Widow, and the God Who Sustains
I. Elijah Appears Before Ahab (vv. 1) Key theme: God raises a prophet to confront idolatry. Cross‑References II. God Sends Elijah to Cherith (vv. 2–7) Key theme: God sustains His servant in hidden places. Cross‑References Teaching Insight God often hides His servants before He uses them publicly. Cherith is the place of cutting, pruning, and…
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🕊️ A Teaching on Rahab: The Faith That Saved a Family
Rahab’s faith saved her family from Jericho’s destruction, highlighting that both belief and action are essential for redemption.
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Key Events in Jesus’ 40 Days After Resurrection
The timeline outlines key events from Resurrection Sunday to Ascension Day, highlighting Jesus’ appearances and teachings during 40 days.
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Discovering God’s Names: A Journey Through Scripture
The names of God illustrate His character and find their fulfillment in Jesus Christ, revealing His relationship with humanity throughout Scripture.
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Biblical Shepherds: Lessons in Faith and Leadership
The Bible depicts shepherds as guardians and guides, reflecting God’s heart, culminating in Jesus Christ as the Good Shepherd.
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Why Jesus is the Good Shepherd We Need
Jesus, the Good Shepherd, knows and cares for His sheep, guiding them lovingly and sacrificially towards eternal life and safety.
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The Bad Shepherd: A Warning from Zechariah
Zechariah 11 paints a vivid picture of the bad shepherd—one who abandons, devours, and divides the flock.
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Amos the Shepherd: A Humble Voice of Truth
Amos, a humble shepherd, was called by God to deliver a powerful message of justice and truth to Israel, defying expectations.
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Moses the Shepherd
Moses’ life is a powerful testimony of how God shapes His servants through every season—whether in a palace, a desert, or the midst of His people.