ENLARGE Intentional Grace God's Redemption Plan Key Verse “For by grace you have been saved through faith. And this is not your own doing; it is the gift of God, not a result of works, so that no one may boast.” — Ephesians 2:8–9 (ESV) Introduction Grace is not God's backup plan. Before creation itself, God established a redemption plan centered in Jesus Christ. The Bible reveals a consistent story—from Genesis to Revelation—of God's desire to redeem, restore, reconcile, and glorify His people. The Gospel is the story of God's intentional grace: planned by the Father, accomplished through the Son, and applied by the Holy Spirit. OPEN IT 1. What does it mean to you that salvation is a gift from God? Consider how receiving a gift differs from earning a reward. Parallel Verses Romans 6:23; Titus 3:5–7; James 1:17 2. Why is it difficult for many people to accept something they cannot earn? Human nature often prefers achievement over dependence. Parallel Verses Romans 10:3–...

CounterPoint ENLARGE Why Are All of Our Righteous Acts Considered Filthy Rags? Isaiah 64:6 Study Summary Theme: Human Righteousness vs. God's Righteousness “All of us have become like one who is unclean, and all our righteous acts are like filthy rags...” — Isaiah 64:6 OPEN IT 1. Have you ever worked hard to earn someone's approval, only to discover that your efforts were not enough? 2. Why do people often believe that being a “good person” should earn God's acceptance? 3. What is the difference between doing good works to earn salvation and doing good works because of salvation? EXPLORE IT 1. What did Isaiah mean when he described righteous acts as “filthy rags”? Isaiah was speaking of Israel's hypocrisy. The people outwardly practiced religion while inwardly rebelling against God. Their apparent righteousness was polluted by sin and self-reliance. Isaiah includes himself among the people ("we"), emphasizing the universal nature of human sinfulness. Parallel...

  Intentional Infographics (a.i.4.u.) Artificial Intelligence for You ENLARGE IMAGE Seeing, Understanding, and Remembering God's Truth The modern believer has access to more biblical resources than at any other time in history. Entire libraries of commentaries, Bible translations, maps, timelines, podcasts, videos, and study tools are available with a few keystrokes. Yet access to information does not automatically produce understanding. The challenge for many Christians today is not finding biblical content—it is organizing, understanding, remembering, and applying it. This is where Intentional Infographics (a.i.4.u. — Artificial Intelligence for You) can become a powerful ministry, study, and personal-growth tool. The infographic accompanying this article explores how artificial intelligence can assist believers in transforming biblical information into visual understanding. Rather than replacing Scripture study, AI can help organize, visualize, summarize, connect, and reinforce...

  BOOKS LIVE PODCASTS VIDEOS Bryce Crawford: The Next Charlie Kirk? A research report on Bryce Crawford’s digital ministry, public influence, content platforms, and Gen Z evangelism. Thesis Bryce Crawford represents a new Gen Z model of public Christian influence: less policy-first than Charlie Kirk, more evangelism-first, but increasingly operating in the same digital, campus, podcast, and live-event ecosystem that made Kirk influential. The comparison is useful only if carefully qualified. Kirk built a political youth-mobilization institution; Crawford is building a revivalist media ministry. The overlap is not primarily ideology but method: short-form virality, live audiences, campus culture, bold public speech, and a message aimed at young people searching for conviction, identity, and belonging. 1. Public Mission and Message Bryce Crawford Ministries describes its mission as doing whatever it takes to reach the lost an...

The Intentional Father (Chapter 16) A Life of Purpose • A Legacy of Faith “Be watchful, stand firm in the faith, act like men, be strong. Let all that you do be done in love.” — 1 Corinthians 16:13–14 🔑  OPEN IT What does it mean to be an intentional father rather than a passive one? Who most influenced your understanding of fatherhood growing up? What legacy do you hope to leave for your children? How do purpose and faith shape the daily decisions of a father? ? Questions and Answers 1. What is the central message of “The Intentional Father”? • Intentional fatherhood is about living with purpose, direction, and spiritual leadership , not drifting through parenting. • Fathers are called to lead their families toward God, not merely provide for them. Parallel Verses: • Joshua 24:15 – “As for me and my house…” • Deuteronomy 6:6–9 – Teach diligently • Psalm 127:1 – The Lord builds the house 2. How does a father lead with purpose? • By setting a s...

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Chapter 1 - The Call to Fatherhood (Inspired by The Intentional Father) Chapter 1 - The Call to Fatherhood ? Questions and Answers 1. Key Text: 2 Corinthians 6:18 Question: What central truth is emphasized in 2 Corinthians 6:18? Parallel Texts: Psalm 119:105, 2 Timothy 3:16-17, Hebrews 4:12 2. Key Text: Luke 1:17 Question: How does Luke 1:17 shape the message of intentional spiritual leadership? Parallel Texts: Psalm 119:105, 2 Timothy 3:16-17, Hebrews 4:12 3. Key Text: John 15:13 Question: What response does John 15:13 call for in daily life? Parallel Texts: Psalm 119:105, 2 Timothy 3:16-17, Hebrews 4:12 4. Key Text: Malachi 4:6 Question: How does Malachi 4:6 support the image's main principle? Parallel Texts: Psalm 119:105, 2 Timothy 3:16...