Bible Characters

In 2 Kings 5, we read a tale of three servants: Naaman, the Little Maid, and Gehazi. No matter your past, you can find healing like Naaman. Regardless of your circumstances, like the maid, God can bless and use you for eternity. Even if you have experienced great victory, you can fall into sin, just like Gehazi.

Bible Biographies: Naaman, the Little Maid, and Gehazi

The Tale of Three Servants In 2 Kings 5, we read a tale of three servants. Naaman, the Little Maid, and Gehazi. Woven into the fabric of Scripture are dozens...
These are more than books of history! They are narratives of the divine nature - glimpses of God in the lives of ordinary people. I am excited to begin a brand new study with you on our daily Enjoying the Journey podcast. Join me as we walk together through The Gospel According to Ruth.

The Gospel According to Ruth

There are two books in our Bible that are named after women who were greatly used by God. Both of them reveal the sovereign purpose of the Lord and the...
When Onesimus was thrown in jail, Paul shared with him the glorious message of forgiveness and mercy in Jesus Christ. Onesimus becoame a believer as well. Imagine his shock when he found out the man who had just led him to the Lord Jesus Christ also showed his master (Philemon) how to be saved. Further, they are dear friends! Onesimus was sent back to Philemon, back home with a letter of pardon. That letter stated that his life was changed forever.

Bible Biographies: Onesimus, Paul, and Philemon

In a small New Testament book, we find a short account of a runaway named Onesimus. His entire story comprises just one page of the New Testament: the little book...
Mattaniah was a descendant of Asaph (1 Chronicles 9:15) and one of the many Levites who labored in the Temple worship during Nehemiah's day. National thanksgiving was deeply personal for Mattaniah.

A Thanksgiving Message from Mattaniah

I have been reading again through the Old Testament historical record of Nehemiah. It is full of names and genealogies, and I am learning to pay attention to the lesser-known...