Hey Bible Tribe!

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Happy New Year! How was this past year for you? I am just hopping on here to check in and see if you made it all the way through the Bible Reading Plan. Don't give up if you haven't! Just keep going!

I will not be making any more Bible Tribe podcasts this next year, but the 2022 video series is still up on YouTube and available on podcast, and I will be diving back in myself to begin again! I hope you will join me!

I want to invite you to the new Theology at Home broadcast and podcast this year, where we will dive into some difficult theological topics and figure out how to apply them to our lives, including a free downloadable devotional and other resources! Learn more at www.theologyathome.com! Or visit the Youtube link here: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PL4k6lbZDsmEqLZDQnMmPYQQemn9SAR144&si=SiMVRgMXzFzO2TsR

I pray this new year will be a year of deeper discovery in your relationship with God and a blessed year for you and your family! Keep reading Scripture daily, whether it is the Bible Tribe or another Bible reading plan. God bless you guys!

Are you born again? I remember when I did not understand what that meant. Sometimes, we can grow up hearing different words that describe what it means to be a Christian and not really know what these words or phrases mean. God’s plan of salvation has unfolded over history. History is His story of His salvation rolled out in a progressive revelation over the course of history. So how does Jesus' death save us, and what are we saved from? Listen to this week's Bible Tribe episode as we discuss what Easter is all about. Happy Easter! Jesus is risen from the dead! #Bibletribe #Biblereadingplan #Bible #Bibleinayear

When we are afflicted, we can lose perspective, and suffering can seem meaningless. But God does not waste our suffering. This past week, in the Bible Tribe, we caught a glimpse of God's purposes in something we would rather do without.

This week's review of Genesis 41–44, Ruth, Isaiah 62–66, Psalms 25–27, Job 21–22, Mark 1–2, and 1 Corinthians 7–8 has a common theme of affliction in the lives of God's people and what God did in and through their suffering. If you are suffering now in some way, please know God's heart toward you is always good. Seek Him in your suffering and watch what God will do. #Bibletribe #Biblereadingplan #Bible #Bibleinayear