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Leviticus 23 | The Jewish Calendar and the LORD’s Appointed Feasts — From Shadow to Christ

The seven feasts proclaimed in Leviticus 23 are not just an ancient calendar — they are God’s story of redemption, fulfilled in Christ.

One verse, Acts 2:42, holds the early church’s whole pattern of discipleship — teaching, fellowship, breaking bread, and prayer. We trace these four pillars through… Read More »Acts 2:42: The Four Pillars of Discipleship in the Early Church — Teaching, Fellowship, Breaking Bread, and Prayer

On the Mount of Olives, Jesus gave his disciples an unexpected answer to their question about the end of the age — the end comes… Read More »Matthew 24:14: When the Gospel Reaches All Nations — The Great Commission Opens the Hope of the End

The conclusion of the Sermon on the Mount (Matt. 7:24-27). The rock of discipleship is not knowing the word but doing it. As the Great… Read More »Matthew 7:24-27, The One Who Hears and Does — The Wise Disciple Who Built on the Rock

The Great Commission in Luke’s Gospel (Luke 24:46-49): the message to preach is repentance and forgiveness of sins, beginning at Jerusalem and reaching all nations,… Read More »Luke 24:46-49: Repentance and Forgiveness for All Nations — Luke’s Great Commission

The one thing Jesus’ disciples asked Him to teach was prayer. From the Lord’s Prayer, the friend at midnight, ask-seek-knock, and the Holy Spirit in… Read More »Luke 11:1-13, ‘Lord, Teach Us to Pray’: The Training That Builds Disciples in Prayer