Walk Thru the Bible

06/17/2026

This July, join Phil Tuttle and Michael Gunnin at The Cove for Starting Strong and Finishing Strong.

Spend five days immersed in God's Word, surrounded by believers who share your desire to know Him more deeply.

Whether you've studied the Bible for years or simply want to strengthen your walk with Christ, this intensive Bible training experience is designed to help you engage Scripture with greater confidence and clarity.

We'd love to see you there.

📅 July 6–10
📍 The Billy Graham Training Center at The Cove

Register today: https://itl.ink/cove

06/17/2026

Pause for a moment...

Here is your gentle reminder today: When you are navigating a new season or an unexpected transition, you don't have to figure out the entire road ahead.

God’s Word is uniquely designed to be the exact lamp that guides your very next step.

Even when the future feels completely unknown, His truth gives you an unshakeable place to stand. Take a deep breath and trust the Guide who is already walking before you today.

📖 Psalm 119:105

06/16/2026

Come walk with us as we recap the incredible momentum happening on the ground in our June edition of Walk Thru Stories from the Field!

From a life-changing supporter trip to Kenya and pastoral training with Phil Tuttle, to incredible otLIVE momentum in Bangladesh and cross-cultural missions expanding into Cambodia, there is so much to celebrate this month. We break down the full stories, the frontline testimonies, and the global impact in our latest video report.

👇 Check the pinned comment to watch the video, download our newest free study guide, and see how you can be a part of something big!

06/13/2026

In Genesis 15:6, it says Abraham believed God.
​The ancient Hebrew word used for "believed" is אָמַן (ʾāman). Its meaning is structural; it means to be firm, reliable, steady, and supported. Picture a young child leaning their entire physical weight back into a father’s arms.

​That is exactly what Abraham did in the middle of total uncertainty. He didn't have a visible roadmap for his life, but he threw the full weight of his future, his family, and his worries onto the character of God.

​If your tomorrow feels unpredictable today, you don't have to balance that heavy burden on your own. Take a deep breath and let the Lord carry your weight. He is an unshakeable foundation that will not buckle under pressure.

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06/12/2026

Why do we say "Amen" after we pray?

It is so deeply woven into our daily routines that it’s easy to treat it like a punctuation mark. A holy exclamation at the end of a sentence. But the ancient language reveals something much deeper.

Long before it ever became a closing statement for our conversations with God, this exact root word was used to define the single greatest act of faith in the Old Testament.

When Genesis 15:6 records that Abraham believed God in the middle of total uncertainty, the word translated as believed comes from the exact same Hebrew root that gives us Amen: אָמַן (ʾāman).

The word implies stability, dependability, assurance, trustworthiness, and something strong enough to bear weight.

In our modern language, "faith" can easily sound like an abstract feeling. But biblical faith isn't a feeling you have to conjure up. It is a structural reality. It is the image of a traveler stepping out onto a solid stone bridge because they know it will hold their weight.

Abraham didn't have a visible roadmap for his future, but he had a baseline conviction about the nature of the Promise-Keeper.

Every time you whisper Amen, you are stepping onto that same immovable bridge. You aren't just saying "so be it." You are declaring that even when your circumstances are shifting, God's Word is strong enough to carry your weight.

Helping people everywhere live God's Word.

06/10/2026

Are you a wife who deeply desires to see your husband grow into the strong, reliable spiritual anchor your family can lean on, but you see how exhausted he is from the daily grind, pressures of work, or simply not knowing where to start?

If leading his family spiritually feels like an overwhelming mountain to climb after a long day, the 𝐌𝐨𝐦𝐞𝐧𝐭𝐬 𝐨𝐟 𝐒𝐭𝐫𝐞𝐧𝐠𝐭𝐡 𝐂𝐨𝐥𝐥𝐞𝐜𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧 is the perfect Father’s Day gift for him.

We’ve paired a comprehensive, full-year 365-day daily devotional with a pocket-sized 40-day travel companion, giving him an achievable, bite-sized roadmap to connect with God anywhere. It’s the easiest way to take the pressure off his shoulders and replace it with daily revitalization, helping him walk fully in the strength of God’s love, mercy, and grace.

By spending just a few minutes each morning or during his daily commute, this structured devotional naturally builds a durable, consistent habit. It breaks down the barriers of a busy schedule, helping him ground his heart so he can show up every day as the strong, dependable leader your home needs.

Give him more than a gift this year, give him an investment into his faith.

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06/09/2026

The Bible is filled with beautiful reminders of what we can do when our worries start to overwhelm our faith.When life changes and you're met with uncertainty, you don't have to carry the weight of the unknown by yourself.

"Cast all your anxiety on him because he cares for you." — 1 Peter 5:7

06/07/2026

Struggling to trust God in seasons of uncertainty?

The future may feel unclear, but God's Word remains a firm place to stand.

We put together 7 biblical reasons you can trust God's Word and a free printable guide to help you keep those truths close this week.

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06/06/2026

"That man…where is He? How can we meet that man?"

After hearing the story of Jesus for the very first time, that was the question villagers asked Leonard.

They had listened with amazement as he shared stories of Jesus' miracles and power. Wanting to know more, they assumed Jesus must be someone living in a nearby village.

For Leonard, the moment was unforgettable.

It was also a reminder that many communities across rural Africa still have little or no access to God's Word.

For years, Leonard has traveled to remote villages across Namibia and neighboring countries places far from paved roads, churches, and basic resources. Yet each time he steps into the unknown, he discovers the same truth:

God is already there.

Long before Leonard arrives, God is already at work, preparing hearts and opening doors for people to encounter His Word.

Check the comments for Leonard's full story. 👇

06/05/2026

Four men with leprosy found themselves trapped between a starving city and an enemy army.

Behind them was Samaria, a city dying from famine. Ahead of them was the Aramean army. Neither option felt safe. Neither option offered certainty.

So they turned to one another and asked a simple, defining question:

“Why sit here until we die?” — 2 Kings 7:3

What happened next is one of the most remarkable moments in Scripture.

The men chose to move forward, even though they had no idea what waited for them ahead. What they couldn't see was that God had already gone before them.

Before they took a single step toward the Aramean camp, God had already been at work. He caused the Aramean army to hear the sounds of chariots, horses, and a great army approaching. In fear, they fled, leaving behind food, supplies, and everything the people of Samaria desperately needed.

Before the lepers saw provision, God had already provided; He had already made a way. The miracle was already in process before they reached the camp.

Sometimes trusting God looks less like having all the answers and more like taking the next faithful step.

It may be a difficult conversation. A submitted application. A move you never planned to make. A hard decision. A prayer you've been hesitant to pray. A chance to share the good news with someone who needs it. Or simply stepping into a season you never expected to enter.

You may not know exactly what lies ahead for you or the people you love this summer.

But the God who goes before you does.

And that changes everything.