Dramatic, faith-filled retellings of the greatest stories in Scripture — brought to life for today.
It was the first act of disobedience in human history. But in the same breath God pronounced the curse, He also announced the first promise of a Saviour — spoken directly to the enemy who engineered the Fall.
A widow drowning in debt. A creditor coming to take her sons. Nothing in the house except a small jar of olive oil. That was all God needed.
God appeared to Solomon and made him the most open-ended offer in history: ask for whatever you want and I will give it to you. What Solomon asked for — and what God added — reveals the secret of a life that truly matters.
He had just called down fire from heaven. Then one threatening letter from a queen sent him running into the desert — asking to die. What God did next is one of Scripture's most tender moments.
God took a prophet to a graveyard, set him down in the middle of it, and asked the most outrageous question in Scripture: can these bones live? What Ezekiel said next — and what happened — is a vision of resurrection.
In a single day Job lost his livestock, his servants, and all ten of his children. In the days that followed, he lost his health. He never lost his integrity. And then God restored everything — twice over.
He started with 32,000 soldiers. God sent most of them home. With 300 men, torches, and clay pots — Gideon routed an army too large to count.
She was a foreign widow with no obligation to stay. Her mother-in-law told her to go home. Ruth chose to stay anyway — and that decision changed a bloodline forever.
The king made the furnace seven times hotter. The soldiers who threw them in died from the heat. And then the king looked into the fire — and saw four men walking around.
God gave Abraham a son after twenty-five years of waiting. Then He asked for him back. What Abraham did next on that mountain became the defining test of faith in all of Scripture.