Welcome to Faith & Worship
Here you’ll find Bible studies shaped by Scripture, song, and reflection.
Let’s begin your walk by pausing at two collections.
The Five Most Important Questions Jesus Asked
Explores five questions that lead us deeper into who Jesus is and who we’re becoming — each study includes Scripture, a devotional, an original song, discussion and reflection questions, and prayer.
The Kingdom Parables of Matthew 13
Opens four Kingdom stories in song, where the song carries the message — beginning with what a parable is, then following the Sower and the soils, the hidden treasure, and the pearl of great price.
The Study Path
- 01Original Song
- 02Bible Passage
- 03Devotional or Commentary
- 04Reflection and Discussion
- 05What This Means to Me
- 06Prayer, Lyrics, and Chords
Study One
The Five Most Important Questions Jesus Asked
These studies are crafted for personal reflection and small groups.
In a Gospel filled with questions, Jesus asked five that still reach us today. Each one opens a window into who He is—and holds up a mirror to what His questions reveal about us.
This series walks through those five questions, inviting us to listen, reflect, and let His words shape the way we see Him and ourselves.
5 studies · A devotional wrapped with a song
Great for small groups.
The most important question
Who Do You Say I Am?
The most important question Jesus ever asked — moving from rumor and guesswork to bold confession of who He is.
Passage · Devotional · Song · Discussion Questions · Reflection Question · What This Means to Me · Prayer
The second most important question
Do You Love Me?
The second most important question Jesus asked — restoring Peter after failure, by a charcoal fire on the shore. Not performance, but love.
Passage · Devotional · Song · Discussion Questions · Reflection Question · What This Means to Me · Prayer
The third most important question
What Do You Want Me to Do for You?
The third most important question Jesus asked — to the blind beggars on the road to Jericho. Borrowed faith becomes sight when mercy opens eyes.
Passage · Devotional · Song · Discussion Questions · Reflection Question · What This Means to Me · Prayer
The fourth most important question
Why Are You So Afraid?
The fourth most important question Jesus asked — in the storm on the Sea of Galilee — to stir. Fear isn’t just an emotion; it’s a theology under pressure
Passage · Devotional · Song · Discussion Questions · Reflection Question · What This Means to Me · Prayer
The fifth most important question
Do You Want to Get Well?
The fifth most important question Jesus asked — to a man stuck for thirty-eight years. Not about technique or theology, but desire.
Passage · Devotional · Song · Discussion Questions · Reflection Question · What This Means to Me · Prayer
Study Two
The God of the Gap
A standalone study for the father's honest prayer: “I do believe; help my unbelief.”
Study Three
The Kingdom Parables of Matthew 13
Beginning with what a parable is, then following the Sower and the soils, the hidden treasure, and the pearl of great price.
4 songs · The song carries the message
Play the album →Great for small groups.
Part 1
Parabolē
A parable places a familiar picture beside a hidden Kingdom truth, opening eyes and ears to see the King more clearly.
Passage · Devotional · Song · Discussion Questions · Reflection Question · What This Means to Me · Prayer
Part 2
The Sower
The seed is always good and the Sower never stops sowing. The question is what kind of soil receives the word.
Passage · Devotional · Song · Discussion Questions · Reflection Question · What This Means to Me · Prayer
Part 3
Hidden Treasure
A man discovers treasure hidden in a field and joyfully releases everything to possess what is worth more.
Passage · Devotional · Song · Discussion Questions · Reflection Question · What This Means to Me · Prayer
Part 4
Pearl of Great Price
A merchant’s long search ends when one surpassing pearl changes the value of everything he already owns.
Passage · Devotional · Song · Discussion Questions · Reflection Question · What This Means to Me · Prayer