Torchəkəna Fathləncha 8:29-31

Celebration is not something we only do when we’re happy. Celebration is a posture to life—especially since we have a hope we can always celebrate with the Gospel. Christians should be the ones who celebrate the most. In this three-day Bible Plan, you'll learn the four things to celebrate in daily life so you can have more joy every day.

Human beings long to belong. How do you know when you truly belong? What does it mean for you to belong to God? Watch a Draw Unto Me scripture video. Read a Bible passage. Think about the words, images, and context. Pray to communicate with God. Act in response to insights gained. Learn how Jesus created community—relationships where everyone had a place. Accept the challenge to welcome others.

"The Great Commission" is a reference to the final command that Christ gave to His disciples and the New Testament church. It is great both because it is given by the authority of the Lord Jesus and because it impacts the eternal souls of men. Scripture records Christ’s Great Commission for us 5 times. Join Scott Pauley for this 3-day study of Christ's final charge.

This plan traces Jesus through Old Testament prophecy and New Testament fulfillment. Day 1: God’s Promise of a Savior reveals specific predictions about Jesus’s birth, lineage, and identity made centuries before He arrived. Day 2: The Suffering Servant shows how prophets foretold Jesus’s rejection, pain, and death as a sacrifice for sin. Day 3: Victory and Resurrection celebrates Jesus’s triumph over death and confirms His identity as the promised Messiah. Together, these three days demonstrate that Jesus’s entire life—birth, death, and resurrection—fulfilled God’s ancient plan of redemption.