One verse, one week: the King who served, and the people he's sending...
The word "ransom" runs from a doorframe in Egypt to a hill outside Jerusalem...
One Greek word names the price. Another says it's been paid...
James and John wanted thrones. Jesus offered them a towel...
Plus: A song to help you meditate on our memory verse...
The whole week in one place: witnesses, weight, endurance, and the Jesus who waits at the finish line.
You don't have to reinvent the wheel - follow Him.
One Greek word for a burden that isn't sin, and a rare one that means "easily entangling." Both have to go.
Hebrews 11 showed you the crowd, but Hebrews 12 shows you yourself and Jesus.
Five days, one verse, and a weekend challenge: put down the shovel.
Every servant in the parable is measured by faithfulness. Only one of them passed the test completely.
We hear "talent" and think of a knack for singing. The first hearers heard something far heavier.
One servant dug a hole instead of taking a risk. The name his master gave him should stop all of us.
Preview: PLUS: A summary of everything we've covered this week...
PLUS: A few people who have enjoyed Malachi Daily...
PLUS: Resources to study John 10:10 deeper..
PLUS: A trivia question about our memory verse...
PLUS: A song to help you memorize and meditate on the verse..
PLUS: Resources to study James 1:27 deeper...
PLUS: A song to carry this verse with you all week..
