The Life of a Disciple

Send us Fan Mail What happens when God pulls back the curtain? During the season of Epiphany, the Church pauses to look more closely at Jesus—not to figure Him out, but to receive what God reveals. In this series, we walk through key Epiphany texts from Matthew and John to see Jesus clearly: revealed as God’s beloved Son, the Lamb of God, the Light of the world, and the Savior who stands in our pl...

Send us Fan Mail What happens when God pulls back the curtain? During the season of Epiphany, the Church pauses to look more closely at Jesus—not to figure Him out, but to receive what God reveals. In this series, we walk through key Epiphany texts from Matthew and John to see Jesus clearly: revealed as God’s beloved Son, the Lamb of God, the Light of the world, and the Savior who stands in our pl...

Send us Fan Mail What happens when God pulls back the curtain? During the season of Epiphany, the Church pauses to look more closely at Jesus—not to figure Him out, but to receive what God reveals. In this series, we walk through key Epiphany texts from Matthew and John to see Jesus clearly: revealed as God’s beloved Son, the Lamb of God, the Light of the world, and the Savior who stands in our pl...

Send us Fan Mail What happens when God pulls back the curtain? During the season of Epiphany, the Church pauses to look more closely at Jesus—not to figure Him out, but to receive what God reveals. In this series, we walk through key Epiphany texts from Matthew and John to see Jesus clearly: revealed as God’s beloved Son, the Lamb of God, the Light of the world, and the Savior who stands in our pl...

Send us Fan Mail What happens when God pulls back the curtain? During the season of Epiphany, the Church pauses to look more closely at Jesus—not to figure Him out, but to receive what God reveals. In this series, we walk through key Epiphany texts from Matthew and John to see Jesus clearly: revealed as God’s beloved Son, the Lamb of God, the Light of the world, and the Savior who stands in our pl...

Send us Fan Mail What does it really mean to grow in wisdom? As we look at Solomon and Jesus, we see that God’s Word shapes our choices, guides our hearts, and helps us live with humility and trust. The readings for today: 1 Kings 3:4-16 and Luke 2:40-52.

Send us Fan Mail As we conclude this year and look ahead to a new one, we remember that our confidence is never in our plans or efforts, but in Christ, who is the same yesterday, today, and forever. Read the full blog here -  https://bslcoh.org/blog/2025/12/30/a-look-back-and-ahead .

Send us Fan Mail It’s everywhere—lights, music, parties, traditions—and yet every year, people still miss Christmas. Not the date. Not the decorations. But the meaning. But here’s the good news—God refuses to let us miss Christmas. If you’re feeling distracted, unworthy, doubtful, or unsure you even need saving, this message is for you. You haven’t missed Christmas—because Christ has come to you....

Send us Fan Mail Coming Home for Christmas is an Advent journey that explores what it means to return—return to hope, return to peace, return to joy, and ultimately return to the One who came to bring us home. Throughout the series, we’ll walk through key passages from the book of Isaiah, hearing the prophet’s promises of light, restoration, and the coming Messiah. No matter how far we’ve wandered...

Send us Fan Mail Coming Home for Christmas is an Advent journey that explores what it means to return—return to hope, return to peace, return to joy, and ultimately return to the One who came to bring us home. Throughout the series, we’ll walk through key passages from the book of Isaiah, hearing the prophet’s promises of light, restoration, and the coming Messiah. No matter how far we’ve wandered...

Send us Fan Mail Coming Home for Christmas is an Advent journey that explores what it means to return—return to hope, return to peace, return to joy, and ultimately return to the One who came to bring us home. Throughout the series, we’ll walk through key passages from the book of Isaiah, hearing the prophet’s promises of light, restoration, and the coming Messiah. No matter how far we’ve wandered...

Send us Fan Mail Coming Home for Christmas is an Advent journey that explores what it means to return—return to hope, return to peace, return to joy, and ultimately return to the One who came to bring us home. Throughout the series, we’ll walk through key passages from the book of Isaiah, hearing the prophet’s promises of light, restoration, and the coming Messiah. No matter how far we’ve wandered...

Send us Fan Mail This Thanksgiving, we remember that in Christ our lives are already full—full of mercy, full of daily bread, full of grace upon grace. Even when our tables or our hearts feel empty, God fills us through His Word and promises that in Jesus we lack nothing. Because He has given us everything, we are freed to live with open hands and thankful hearts. Read the full blog here - https:/...

Send us Fan Mail What comes to mind when you hear the word Revelation —fear, mystery, or confusion? The book of Revelation is not a code to be cracked, but a revelation of Jesus Christ. It unveils the risen and reigning Christ—the Alpha and the Omega—who holds the past, present, and future in His hands. Even in times of uncertainty and suffering, the Lamb reigns, and His victory is already near. J...

Send us Fan Mail What comes to mind when you hear the word Revelation —fear, mystery, or confusion? The book of Revelation is not a code to be cracked, but a revelation of Jesus Christ. It unveils the risen and reigning Christ—the Alpha and the Omega—who holds the past, present, and future in His hands. Even in times of uncertainty and suffering, the Lamb reigns, and His victory is already near. J...

Send us Fan Mail What comes to mind when you hear the word Revelation —fear, mystery, or confusion? The book of Revelation is not a code to be cracked, but a revelation of Jesus Christ. It unveils the risen and reigning Christ—the Alpha and the Omega—who holds the past, present, and future in His hands. Even in times of uncertainty and suffering, the Lamb reigns, and His victory is already near. J...

Send us Fan Mail What comes to mind when you hear the word Revelation —fear, mystery, or confusion? The book of Revelation is not a code to be cracked, but a revelation of Jesus Christ. It unveils the risen and reigning Christ—the Alpha and the Omega—who holds the past, present, and future in His hands. Even in times of uncertainty and suffering, the Lamb reigns, and His victory is already near. J...

Send us Fan Mail What comes to mind when you hear the word Revelation —fear, mystery, or confusion? The book of Revelation is not a code to be cracked, but a revelation of Jesus Christ. It unveils the risen and reigning Christ—the Alpha and the Omega—who holds the past, present, and future in His hands. Even in times of uncertainty and suffering, the Lamb reigns, and His victory is already near. J...

Send us Fan Mail What comes to mind when you hear the word Revelation —fear, mystery, or confusion? The book of Revelation is not a code to be cracked, but a revelation of Jesus Christ. It unveils the risen and reigning Christ—the Alpha and the Omega—who holds the past, present, and future in His hands. Even in times of uncertainty and suffering, the Lamb reigns, and His victory is already near. J...

Send us Fan Mail What comes to mind when you hear the word Revelation —fear, mystery, or confusion? The book of Revelation is not a code to be cracked, but a revelation of Jesus Christ. It unveils the risen and reigning Christ—the Alpha and the Omega—who holds the past, present, and future in His hands. Even in times of uncertainty and suffering, the Lamb reigns, and His victory is already near. J...

Send us Fan Mail What comes to mind when you hear the word Revelation —fear, mystery, or confusion? The book of Revelation is not a code to be cracked, but a revelation of Jesus Christ. It unveils the risen and reigning Christ—the Alpha and the Omega—who holds the past, present, and future in His hands. Even in times of uncertainty and suffering, the Lamb reigns, and His victory is already near. J...

Send us Fan Mail If you want to follow along, here are the readings for today: Romans 10:11–17 | Luke 24:44–53. What does it mean to boldly share the Gospel in our daily lives? God equips each of us to proclaim Christ through words and actions, trusting His promises and living as witnesses. 

Send us Fan Mail If you want to read along, here is the reading for today: Philemon 8-25. In this series, we walk through Paul’s shortest letter, Philemon. Though only 25 verses, it reveals the power of the Gospel to reshape how we see people, mend what is broken, and live out Christ’s love in risky, costly ways. Together we explore faith and love in action, the risk of reconciliation, and the cos...

Send us Fan Mail In a week filled with anger, fear, and division, how do we respond as followers of Christ? Today, we walk verse by verse through Romans 12:18-21, showing how Paul calls us not to repay evil for evil, but to live peaceably, extend kindness, and trust God’s justice. Evil seeks to harden our hearts—but Christ on the cross shows us a better way: to overcome evil with good.