Daily Bible Study-The Parable of the Sower

Daily Bible Study-What Must I Do to Be Saved?

What does the Bible actually say about salvation? Not opinions, not traditions — just Scripture. In today's episode, we walk through the five steps of conversion found throughout the New Testament: hearing the Word, believing, repenting, confessing Jesus to others, and being baptized. Every step is grounded in Scripture, from Romans 10:17 to Acts 2:38 to 1 Peter 3:21. Whether you are a longtime believer who wants to be anchored in this, or someone asking this question for the very first time — this episode is for you. Five minutes in God's Word with Tina Combs.

Daily Bible Study-The Parable of the Sower

Jesus told a story about a farmer scattering seed, but He was really telling a story about us. Four types of soil. Four conditions of the heart. And an invitation to ask honestly: what kind of soil am I? The good news is that hard ground can be broken up, and roots can grow deeper than you know. Join Tina Combs for today's 5-minute study in Luke 8:4–15 (NLT).

Daily Bible Study-Saturday Reflection — Where Is My Faith Pointing?

Saturday is our day to stop, look back, and let the week's Scripture settle deeper. This week, we walked through faith that amazed Jesus, compassion that raised the dead, doubt that was met with evidence, extravagant love born from forgiveness, and women who turned their healing into a mission. Today's reflection question: Where is your faith pointing? Join Tina Combs for the Week 1 Saturday Reflection covering Luke 7:1–8:3 (NLT).

Daily Bible Study-Women Who Followed and Served

Three verses. A list of names. And a radical truth tucked inside — women who had been healed by Jesus didn't just receive that healing and walk away. They followed. They gave. They served. Today we're reminded that you were not set free to sit still. Join Tina Combs for today's 5-minute study in Luke 8:1–3 (NLT).

Daily Bible Study-A Sinful Woman's Act of Love

Two people were in the same room with Jesus. One had an invitation and gave Him nothing. One had no invitation and gave Him everything. Today's passage asks us a hard question: has grace become ordinary to us? The one who is forgiven much, loves much. Join Tina Combs for today's 5-minute study in Luke 7:36–50 (NLT).