Daily Bible Study-Your Life Is Producing Fruit Right Now — Is It Good? Luke 6:43–49

Daily Bible Study-The Man No One Could Help

He lived in tombs. He had been in chains. The whole town had given up on him. And Jesus crossed a lake specifically to reach him. In today's episode, we watch Jesus walk toward the one person everyone else walked away from — and we're reminded that our testimony is someone else's doorway to hope. Five minutes in Luke 8:26–39 (NLT) with Tina Combs.

Daily Bible Study-Jesus Calms the Storm

He led them straight into the storm. And then He fell asleep. In today's episode, the disciples face a violent squall on the lake — and Jesus wakes up, speaks once, and everything goes calm. Then He asks them the question He may be asking you today: where is your faith? Five minutes in Luke 8:22–25 (NLT) with Tina Combs.

Daily Bible Study-A Lamp on a Stand

Truth received is meant to shine through a life lived. In today's episode, Jesus teaches that no one lights a lamp just to hide it — and that how we listen to God's Word determines how much we understand. Plus: Jesus redefines what it means to be family. Five minutes in Luke 8:16–21 (NLT) with Tina Combs.

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).