Biblical Study


We're thrilled to have you study the book of Romans with us. In Romans, Paul explains the state of helplessness of every man, God's plan for salvation, and our position in Jesus Christ. If you really want to understand the Gospel, you need to read the book of Romans

We encourage you to read the Scripture for each day and let the Holy Spirit inspire your heart. Take time to meditate on the Scriptures and even commit them to memory. 

We pray that as you study, your eyes are flooded with light and your body and soul are energized. Amen


ROMANCE With the Book of Romans

This is a slow, two-year journey through the Bible from Genesis to Revelation, following the canonical order of Scripture. The aim is to help you read at an unrushed pace, allowing time to pause, reflect, and meditate on God’s Word rather than rushing through it.

There are no teachings and no commentary included. This plan is intentionally simple — just you and your Bible. Along the way, you will have reflection days with suggested questions to help you think more deeply about what you’ve read, creating space for God to speak directly through His Word.

2-Year Canonical Bible Reading Plan

Jesus' final words from the cross reveal the depths of God's love for humanity. In His darkest hour, He spoke words of forgiveness, assurance, compassion, and victory. This 7-day journey explores each of the seven last sayings of Christ, discovering how His suffering demonstrates love beyond measure. Let these powerful statements transform your understanding of the cross and deepen your relationship with the One who gave everything for you.

Love From Calvary: Last Words on the Cross

Christian Ministry is not optional for believers; it is the natural expression of life in Christ. This 5-day devotional establishes that every Christian is gifted, empowered, and responsible for ministry. Drawing from Scripture and early church patterns, it calls believers to develop a ministry mindset, live lives that adorn the gospel, and actively participate in God’s redemptive work. True Christianity is revealed not only in devotion but in service, witness, and obedience to Christ’s mission.

Christian Ministry

Jesus once used an everyday image to reveal an eternal truth: salt. Ordinary, overlooked, yet powerful. In Luke 14, He warned that salt can lose its essence—and when it does, it becomes useless. This devotional invites you to rediscover your identity as salt, learning how your presence can preserve good, restrain evil, and reflect Christ in a world desperate for clarity.

Still Salty: Living Your Identity in a Diluted World

For the next 40 days, we will walk with Jesus. We will learn how much God loves us — so much that He even sent His Son, Jesus, for us. Psalm 121 says that God watches over us all the time, day and night. He doesn’t get tired, and He never forgets about you.

Mosaic - Lent Journey for Grade 6 & 7 - Show Me the Way - 2026

Only one Jewish ritual is mentioned in the Ten Commandments: keeping the Sabbath. This attests to the importance of the Sabbath, and to the centrality the Sabbath holds in Jewish tradition. The Sabbath is the focal point of the Jew's week. Every Sunday is a countdown to Friday when the Sabbath begins at sundown. Candles are lit, families join around the table for a ritual meal, and communities come together in Bible study and prayer. It is the highlight of each week, and the cornerstone of our faith.

Shabbat: A Day of Delight

For the next 40 days, we will walk with Jesus. We will learn how much God loves us—so much so that He even sent His Son, Jesus, for us.

Psalm 121 says that God watches over us all the time, day and night.
He doesn’t get tired, and He never forgets about you.

Show Me the Way - Lent Journey for Gr 4 & 5

In this devotional, we will explore sociocultural perspectives, the world and its changes, and the damage caused by the Fall as expressed in society, families, and individuals. The invitation is to re-evaluate our own vision, to be healed from emotional fragments, and to be freed from the dogmas and sophisms that characterize our minds and, consequently, our perspective.