Does God have a future for me?
When the past is full of regret and the present feels hopeless, God still has plans. Discover them.
15 Bible studies address this question
What the Bible Says
These Bible studies explore Scripture passages that speak to this question. Each study will give you insight and practical application.
Unity and Paul's Mission
The strong must bear with the weak, as Christ did for us. Paul explains his mission to the Gentiles and his plans to visit Rome on his way to Spain. He asks for their prayers.
Final Instructions and Greetings
Paul gives instructions about the collection for Jerusalem, his travel plans, and commendations of fellow workers. He closes with greetings and the prayer: "Come, Lord Jesus!"
Jacob Blesses His Sons
Genesis 49 contains Jacob's final prophetic blessings over his twelve sons, foretelling the future character and destiny of the tribes of Israel, with special attention to Judah's royal line and Josep...
The Deaths of Jacob and Joseph
Genesis 50 concludes the book with Jacob's burial in Canaan, the brothers' fear of Joseph's revenge, Joseph's profound statement of God's providence, and Joseph's death with faith in God's future deli...
The Appointed Feasts of the LORD
Leviticus 23 provides the calendar of Israel's sacred festivals: Sabbath, Passover, Firstfruits, Pentecost, Trumpets, Day of Atonement, and Tabernacles. These celebrations structured the year around r...
Memorial Stones from the Jordan
Israel sets up twelve stones as a memorial of the Jordan crossing, ensuring future generations will remember God's mighty act.
The Mountain of the Lord and the Day of Reckoning
Isaiah presents a stunning vision of the future when all nations will stream to Jerusalem to learn God's ways. But first, a day of judgment will humble all human pride and idolatry.
The Branch of the Lord
After judgment comes restoration. Isaiah glimpses a future when the "Branch of the Lord" will be beautiful and glorious, and God's presence will protect His purified people as it once did in the wilde...
Woe to the Destroyer
The final woe addresses the treacherous destroyer—likely Assyria. When he finishes destroying, he will be destroyed. A vision of Zion's future glory follows: the King in His beauty, a secure city, s...
The Shrewd Manager and the Rich Man and Lazarus
Jesus tells the parable of a dishonest manager who uses his position to secure his future, teaching that worldly wealth should be used for eternal purposes. The story of the rich man and Lazarus warns...
Breakfast With Jesus and Peter Restored
The risen Jesus appears to seven disciples fishing on the Sea of Galilee, providing a miraculous catch and breakfast on the shore. He restores Peter with three questions about love, commissioning him ...
The New Covenant
Jesus serves as high priest in the true heavenly sanctuary, mediating a better covenant based on better promises. The author quotes Jeremiah's new covenant prophecy at length, showing that the old cov...
Hope Deferred Makes the Heart Sick
Proverbs 13 addresses the impact of words, the importance of discipline, the blessing of inheritance, and the pain of unfulfilled longing.
A Living Hope
Peter writes to scattered believers about their living hope through Christ's resurrection, the tested genuineness of their faith, and their call to holy living as redeemed people purchased by Christ's...
More Than Conquerors
Romans 8 is often called the greatest chapter in the Bible. It takes us from no condemnation to no separation, revealing the security and hope we have in Christ.
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