The first book of the New Testament, Matthew connects Old and New, with a comprehensive genealogy of Jesus that helps show He is the literal fulfillment…

Stereo effect!  The range of style and tone between two apostles, Peter and John, couldn’t be more significant.  They share an intensity and clarity birthed…

For December, we’ll tackle Hebrews and James… both originally written to Jewish believers, with very different tones that provide a compelling “stereo effect” that engages…

This month, we jump into Paul’s letters to the church in Corinth. In many ways, the young church was dealing with issues we might see…

The book of Luke brings us a chronological rendering of Jesus’ life and ministry. Written by a doctor who was likely not a Jew, it…

In July, we’ll roll through the rest of Paul’s letters, some to churches (1 & 2 Thessalonians), others to individuals he has mentored (1 & 2…

This month’s adventure in Revelation gives us a great opportunity to stretch our Bible study skill muscles.  The scenes, characters, and drama that unfold are…

by CHAPLAIN JAMES FOGLE-MILLER

A devotional guide for soldiers and all who fight for the light.

 

In March, we get to dig into a set of Paul’s letters to churches across Asia minor… in Galatia, Ephesus, Phillipi, and Colossi. In each of…

The Book of Acts is a sort of transition from the Gospels to the Epistles.  It gives us a whole lot of context as it…

The shortest of the Gospels, Mark was likely written by the apostle with a predominantly Gentile audience in mind.  We see an emphasis on who Jesus was…

In his letter to the church in Rome, the apostle Paul dives deep into doctrine… an interesting approach, since he hadn’t yet been to Rome…

The Gospel of John is special in that it shares the life of Jesus from a different perspective — including several unique stories — than…