DEEP TREKS Devotions and Deep Dives

Real religion isnt words it's action.

Do you suffer from foot into mouth syndrome? How can welearn to speak wisely?

Where does evil come from, and is God really a good God? After all God in the Old Testament hardens hearts and seems to bring destruction.

Temptation over takes us at times, but where does it come from? How can we try to overcome.

How can we feel that trials and hardships are a blessing?

How is being poor considered a blessing? Can a rich person get into heaven?

What does it mean to pray and ask in faith? Does God always answer our prayers?

Is it knowledge? Is it smarts? James reminds us that wisdom matters most.

Should we really be joyful when facing trials and hardship in our faith? Let's see what James says.

Who wrote the book of James in the Bible?

Paul wanted to leave with blessing and peace in 2 Thessalonians. We should pass blessing of peace on to others as much as we can.

It's easy for disagreement to get out of hand, and relationships to get broken. How can we work toward Restoration? How do we have healthy disagreement?

Paul wants us to look at what good we do and try to keep on doing the good. When do we stop doing good things and being active members of the Mission of Christ?

Laziness can be a burden on others, and can be contagious. Paul instructs the Thessalonians about laziness. What do we do with the laziness?

Paul reminds us of why we need to be praying continually for one another.

Paul reminds us that in truth and in the Scripture is our hope to stand firm and to be free.

We serve a loving God, so why would he allow people to be deceived into following evil, false worship, and the Anti-Christ?

What is the Anti-Christ? How do we know when the end is near? Why does God allow the Anti-Christ to rise to power?

Deception is powerful, but we can know God is with us and we can seek to overcome the deception of the Evil One.

The Thessalonians were worried Christ already came. Sometimes when it feels like life is out of control we can worry, but Paul reminds us all that Christ will return and God is in Control.

Paul reminds us to live faithful lives, especially waiting for Christ's return.

Paul reminds us that even in persecution we can and will endure. Christ has reward and justice when He returns.

What and when will the end times be? Paul clears up some confusion and helps us better understand what will happen.

What is the resurrection, and what does Paul say about when and how Christ will return.

How do we live ready in this life as we wait for Christ's return.

wE must live ready for the end.

Jesus explained from the fig tree how to see The End Times.

Jesus teaches on being ready when the end of times comes. The questions is are we living ready?

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The End is Just the Beginning: What Jesus teaches and is theend of time? When is Christ and the final judgment coming? This question has beenon the hearts of the Apostles, the hearts of the ancient Jews, and remains onthe hearts of most people today. What can we learn about the end?

Jesus promised that he would rise again. Resurrection Sunday is the heart of Christian belief, and it is on this hope of our belief we stand.

The last hours of Jesus life. The Sacrifice for our redemption.

This is the purpose of Jesus' coming into the world. He came for the moment of the crucifixion.

Jesus celebrates the last Passover before going to the cross. He shows how he is the fulfillment of the Passover Lamb.

Jesus is anointed, what can we learn about being devoted and worship.

Jesus once again confronts the religious leaders, but this time on who the Messiah is and when he came.

Why does Jesus clean the temple a second time? He isconfronting humanity’s corruption of God’s plans. Today we will dig into whatthis means for us.

As Jesus moves closer to Jerusalem, He reminds His disciples — again — that His mission is the Cross. But they are still chasing greatness. Today we explore Jesus’ radical teaching that greatness in the Kingdom comes through serving,not being served.

Jesusmeets a man who wants eternal life — but not at the cost of surrender. Today’sepisode explores how Jesus lovingly exposes whatever we place above God and whycommitment to Christ always requires letting go.

Humility is not optional for followers of Jesus — it is the way of the cross. Today we look at Jesus’ second prediction of His death and resurrection and His call towelcome the weak, the small, and the overlooked.

Jesus calls His followers to take up their cross — not as a metaphor, but as a way of life. Today we explore what real commitment looks like, why discipleshiprequires self‑denial,and how the early believers became known simply as “Followers of the Way.”

Peter’sproclamation that Jesus is the Christ. Everything before this moment waspreparation — everything after points to the Cross and Resurrection.

Jesus has a confrontation on Eternal life.

Jesus is confronted about paying taxes. What is his response to this setup?

The setup is the Pharisee's on the legality of Divorce. Jesus turns the tables. We can see how important marriage is to God.

Jesus confronts the Pharisees, who like to cherry pick what people should follow out of their favorite Scriptures. We can learn from Jesus how to stand against such inappropriate views of Scripture.

Jesus is setup by the Pharisees and teaches us how to deal with such argumentative setups.

Jesus rebukes Peter for putting his ideas over God's plan. Mark 8.

Jesus confronts the Pharisees and the yeast of the Pharisees.

Jesus goes home.