Biblical Studies

"Loved From Cover to Cover" title card with a thread of gold light on deep ind

Biblical Studies, Christian Living, Covenant Faithfulness, Daily Devotionals, Encouragement & Hope, God's Character, New Testament Fulfillment, Old Testament Foundations, Redemption, Seasons of Silence, Spiritual Formation, Steadfast Love, The Cross, The New Creation, Waiting Well

Loved From Cover to Cover: 66 Books, One Message

Bruce Mitchell / July 21, 2026

Sixty-six books, forty writers, fifteen centuries. Discover why you are loved from cover to cover—and what the hard pages mean.

Forgiveness: A single smooth stone resting on temple-courtyard dust at dawn beneath an open empty hand, illustrating forgiveness and the Law of Christ

Biblical Studies, Christian Living, Church Community, Daily Devotional, Devotional, Forgiveness, Gospel of John, Grace & Forgiveness, One Another Commands, Restoration, The Law of Christ, The Sermon on the Mount

Forgiveness: The Last Stone No One Threw

Bruce Mitchell / June 3, 2026

They gathered to throw stones. Only One had the right — and He refused. A devotional on why grace and mercy are never finished until they forgive.

Agapao Allelon: Open Bible in soft morning light, illustrating 1 John 2:7-14 study on the love commandment.

Bible Study Resources, Biblical Studies, Biblical Teaching, Biblical Theology, Christology, Epistle of John, Expository Studies, Grace & Mercy, Grace & Mercy, Johannine Letters, Johannine Literature, New Testament, New Testament, New Testament Applications, Scripture Study, Small Group Resources, Word Studies and Exegesis

Agapao Allelon: 1 John 2:7-14 Study

Bruce Mitchell / April 27, 2026

The Apostle John says the commandment to love one another is
both old and new. Old, because it has been the heart of God’s
covenant from the beginning. New, because it has now been
embodied and made livable in Jesus Christ. In this study we
walk slowly through 1 John 2:7-14 — the Greek behind the text,
the historical setting, the Old Testament echoes, and the
quiet, costly invitation it still extends to us today.