Celebrate the Seasons – Titus 2

Read Ezra 7,8,9,10 God’s people thrive only when we stay humble and broken over sin, allowing His grace to forgive and restore us. Come humbly before God, confess whatever offends Him, and experience His faithful forgiveness. Recognize that ongoing sin dulls spiritual sensitivity; a tender conscience is a gift to guard. Allow the Holy Spirit…

Read 6,7,8,9,10 We’re doing something a little different today… we’re listening to the podcast from Back Porch Theology. Women teaching women. They offer a different perspective that is traditionally taught about Esther being chosen, her year of beauty treatments, and the time frame in this book. Key Truths•Courageous obedience often begins with protecting God-given dignity…

Read Esther 1,2,3,4,5 Even when His name is absent, God’s providence is actively directing events for the protection and purpose of His people. Recognize God’s providence in your everyday circumstances and, like Esther, step forward courageously when He presents the moment. Understand the difference between miracle and providence: God may not suspend natural laws, yet…

Read Zechariah 10,11,12,13,14 Key Truths•God Himself engineers the final conflict; nothing happens outside His sovereignty.•Israel’s national salvation includes deep repentance when they recognize the crucified Messiah.•Cleansing from sin flows only through the fountain opened by Jesus.•Christ’s second coming is bodily, visible, and touches the Mount of Olives.•The Millennial Kingdom features both glorified saints and mortal…

Read Zechariah 5,6,7,8,9 Zechariah’s prophecies reveal Jesus as the meek Messiah, the suffering Savior, and the coming King—offering hope to every generation and inviting us to return to God. Understand that hundreds of prophecies fulfilled in Jesus’ first coming guarantee the certainty of His second. Let gratitude replace fear; the One who bears nail scars…

Read Zechariah 1,2,3,4 Through vivid visions and probing questions God calls His people from apathy to wholehearted faith, promises the coming Messiah, and closes the Old Testament with both a warning and a door of hope. Lay hold of the handle of faith, not fear; return to God with full devotion and rely on His…

Read Haggai 1,2 God calls His people to look beneath the surface, move past discouragement, and become voices of encouragement that help others finish the work He has given them. Step toward the discouraged with words and actions that say, “God is with you—be strong and keep building.” Remember that visible behavior often masks unseen…

Read Ezra 4,5,6 Psalm 137 9-18-2026 Whenever God’s people set out to do His work, opposition will come—but God overrules every obstacle, and He calls us to persevere with purity, prayer, and kindness. Keep building what God has entrusted to you—personally and as a church—without fear of those who oppose, trusting the Lord to vindicate…

Read Ezra 1,2,3 God sovereignly stirs kings and ordinary people alike to restore what is ruined; our part is to respond, rebuild, and reform—“not by might, nor by power, but by His Spirit.” Rekindle the God-given assignment you may have shelved; rise up and build, trusting the Spirit rather than your own strength. Recognize God’s…

Read Daniel 10,11,12 God hears immediately, yet answers can be delayed by unseen spiritual conflict or by attitudes in us—so persevere in prayer and clear every hindrance. Become men, women, and young people who pray faithfully—persisting through delay and removing every self-made barrier. Understand that the spiritual realm is real; recognize specific attitudes and sins…