A king was born for more than a holiday story—he came to restore what idols ruin. We follow a surprising arc through Matthew’s genealogy: Hezekiah the faithful, Manasseh the notorious idol-builder, Amon the imitator, and Josiah the eight-year-o...

What if the family tree of the Messiah isn’t polished, but painfully human? We walk through Matthew’s genealogy and linger on four women—Tamar, Rahab, Ruth, and Bathsheba—whose stories carry scandal, loss, and controversy. Their names aren’t th...

A list of names can feel like the slow lane—until you realize it’s a coronation. We open Matthew 1 and discover the genealogy is a bold claim that Jesus is the promised King in the line of Abraham and David, the serpent-crushing Messiah God ple...

What if the deepest theology ends not in debate but in song? We wrap our two-year journey through Romans by turning doctrine into doxology and belief into bold action. From Paul’s stark portrait of human need to the radiant hope of a Savior who...

Names most people skip are the ones holding the story together. We open Romans 16 and discover a hidden blueprint for real church life: ordinary people doing small, faithful things that God uses to build something eternal. Phoebe’s courage to c...