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Critical Levitical

Critical Levitical

The Critical Levitical Podcast

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The Trinity Project

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60 hymns, 3 devotionals, 1 incredible journey through the character of God.

The Word in Habit Journal

Your personal Bible study guide toward a deeper relationship with Him.

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Hymns & History

Celebrated hymns and personal devotion.

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I Am Resolved Hymn Story and Lyrics
I Am Resolved Hymn Story and Lyrics

Palmer Hartsough wrote “I Am Resolved” as a tribute to Francis Edward Clark. The hymn, written in the late 1800s and first performed as the delegation song for Ohio at the 1896 World Endeavor Convention, expresses a firm commitment to abandon worldly pleasures and sin, choosing instead to follow Jesus, the true and just source of life. It emphasizes an eagerness and joy in coming to Jesus, acknowledging Him as the greatest and highest.

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Joyful Joyful We Adore Thee
Joyful Joyful We Adore Thee

Joyful Joyful We Adore Thee was written in 1907 by Henry van Dyke and set the music of “Ode to Joy” from Beethoven’s 9th symphony. Read more for the full history, lyrics, and lyric video for this Christmas carol.

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Hark! The Herald Angels Sing
Hark! The Herald Angels Sing

Hark the Herald Angels Sing was written in 1739 by Charles Wesley. Over a hundred years later, William H. Cummings set the words to a secular tuner which became the popular version we know today.

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O Little Town of Bethlehem
O Little Town of Bethlehem

When Phillips Brooks wrote a simple poem to be set to music for a children’s program in 1868, he had no idea that he would write a Christmas carol that would be treasured for generations. Read the story and find the biblical application of this classic carol.

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Recent Blogs
Why So Many Mormon Influencers? The Perfect Storm of Faith, Aesthetic & Algorithm
Why So Many Mormon Influencers? The Perfect Storm of Faith, Aesthetic & Algorithm

Explore the rise of Mormon influencers on TikTok and Instagram, why LDS culture thrives online, and what lessons churches can learn about authenticity and storytelling.

Lessons from the Life of David
Lessons from the Life of David

Explore the life of King David, the shepherd boy who became Israel’s greatest king. Learn key lessons from David from the Bible, including the famous David and Goliath story, his friendships, failures, and faith.

What to Know About the KJV Only Idea
What to Know About the KJV Only Idea

Is the KJV the only true Bible? Explore the history behind the King James Version, why “KJV-only” claims fall short, and whether the King James Bible is truly the most accurate. A thoughtful (and slightly funny) look at the KJV debate every Christian should read.

10 Bible Verses for Lent
10 Bible Verses for Lent

Though Lent isn’t specifically mentioned in the Bible, you can find many of the lenten practices there. Find Lent in the Bible with these 10 Bible verses for Lent that guide us in reflection, repentance, and renewal. Lent is a season to draw closer to God, turn away from distractions, and deepen our faith. These Bible verses about Lent highlight fasting, prayer, and spiritual transformation—helping us understand the true meaning of Lent. Whether you're seeking inspiration or practical guidance, these passages will enrich your Lenten journey.

What Is Lent?
What Is Lent?

Discover the meaning of Lent and its historical origins, from early Christian fasting traditions to its connection with Lent and Easter. Learn about the significance of the Lenten holiday observances like Ash Wednesday, Palm Sunday, and Good Friday, along with the lent dates and fasting practices across different denominations. Find out how Lent has evolved and how both Catholics and Protestants approach this sacred season today!

Sarcasm in the Bible
Sarcasm in the Bible

The Bible is the Word of God and contains directions for holiness and the important story of God’s plan for redemption. With that, does the Bible leave room for humor, irony, or sarcasm? Absolutely! Here are some examples of sarcasm in the Bible.

Should Christians Participate in Lent
Should Christians Participate in Lent

Every year as we approach Lent, people ask questions like, “Is Lent biblical,” or “Is Lent for Catholics only?” Let’s answer some of these questions and see what the Bible says about Lent and whether Christians should participate.

Christian Liberty and Halloween
Christian Liberty and Halloween

Should Christians celebrate Halloween, or does it compromise Christian liberty? Exploring 1 Corinthians 10, we examine whether modern Halloween traditions are comparable to eating meat once offered to idols. Is trick-or-treating harmless fun, or does it blur the lines of faith? Discover a balanced biblical perspective on Christian freedom and Halloween.

Should Christians Celebrate Halloween?
Should Christians Celebrate Halloween?

While Halloween’s origins in pagan traditions are often cited by critics, its modern celebration has evolved far from its ancient roots. Just as religious holidays like Passover have adapted over time, Halloween’s current form—trick-or-treating and costume-wearing—does not endorse the practices of its early history. Christians can embrace Halloween as an opportunity to engage with their communities, share the Gospel, and celebrate in ways that honor their faith. Rather than avoiding the holiday, consider how it can be transformed into a meaningful, outreach-focused tradition.

What Was Jesus’ Real Name?
What Was Jesus’ Real Name?

What was Jesus’ real name? Historically, Jesus was called Yeshua (יֵשׁוּעַ) in Hebrew and Aramaic, meaning "Yahweh saves." Over time, Yeshua became Iēsous in Greek and later Jesus in English. Understanding His original name deepens our connection to His biblical identity and mission. Learn how Jesus’ name evolved and why it matters in faith and history.