Teach powerful twenty-minute lessons through focused scripture and disciplined preparation.

Place Jesus inside the teaching world he actually inhabited.

Proven, Spirit-guided teaching skills for future disciples.

Shape your whole week through deeper listening and preparation.

Structure, themes, and purpose of every Old Testament book.

Structure, big idea, and key verse for every New Testament book.

Each book set in its Ancient Near Eastern world.

Twenty-seven introductions to the apostolic library, book by book.

Forty-one parables, one repeatable fourteen-step method.

His words, his deeds, and the testimony of those who saw him.

Who each prophet was and how prophecy functioned in ancient Israel.

How Jesus is the Jehovah of the entire Old Testament.

Four hundred years of empires and Jewish hope, in thirty chapters.

Ten ancient burials ask what humans have carried into eternity.

Every king of Israel and Judah, measured by covenant faithfulness.

Overlooked men and women whose courage shaped biblical history.

Biblical monsters, angels, and sacred symbols, explained.

Forty-four insights tracing 1 Nephi 1 as a new Genesis.

Historical context and faith-centered scholarship, section by section.

The Restoration brought to life, section by section.

Key Greek words behind the Bible translation you love.

Fifty-two Hebrew words, fifty-two weeks of Old Testament study.

Rich Hebrew words that illuminate the Old Testament's spiritual depth.

Fifty-two names of God in the Old Testament.

Fifty-two names of Jesus Christ through Greek insight.

How ancient Israelites understood emotion as the core of covenant.

Recognizing and responding to God's voice in daily discipleship.

Honest, faith-filled stories from LDS singles, divorcees, and the widowed.

BYU speeches and essays that reframe education as discipleship.

Daily prompts that deepen reflection and sharpen learning habits.

A year of weekly reflection, built from simple lists of seven.

Seven disciple identities shaped by Christ's seven "I am" statements.

Eden, Gethsemane, and the redemption of creation.

From wilderness Tabernacle to Christ's ministry to modern temples.

The Tabernacle, Jesus, and the LDS Temple, room by room.

A confident Latter-day Saint case for the Old Testament.

Scripture as the world's most sophisticated covenant document.

The Hebrew Bible as a living covenant, not a closed book.

Seven covenant moments that define the Old Testament's inner logic.

The Lord's autobiography of mercy, truth, and covenant love.

Israel's earliest memory of Yahweh as a wilderness God.

Why scripture presents God's presence as mobile, not confined.

How God's covenants shape sacred history and personal discipleship.

Pilgrimage in the Holy Land, through scripture and reflective practice.

Stand where the Restoration unfolded.

A geological and theological account of the city God chose.

The people who carried the Restoration through 1820–1846.

The builders, scribes, and missionaries of the Restoration's founding generation.

Genesis through Deuteronomy, freshly translated with full scholarly notes.

Fourteen book-by-book introductions for Latter-day Saint readers.

Jewish and Christian writings that shaped the world of Jesus.

How ancient Jewish communities rewrote scripture and sustained hope.

Forgotten gospels beyond the New Testament.

The Apostolic Fathers and the first Christian generations.