Red Letter Basics

08/25/2026

We have a question for you: Does opening your Bible feel more intimidating than inspiring?

Many Christians know “good food from bad food” when it comes to truth, but have never been taught how to cook a basic spiritual meal for themselves. It’s easy to feel like deep Bible study is only for scholars or pastors, but God’s Word is meant to be understood by everyone. 
Join us on Saturday, September 5th for our in-person class on how to study the Bible!

You will learn how to unpack God’s truth using a simple, repeatable process that starts with the One who simplified all of truth: Jesus. No advanced theology or academic credentials required. 

The Details:
When: Saturday, September 5, 8:00am-12:00pm
Cost: $25 (This covers your copy of the Red Letter Basics book!)
Bring: Your Bible, a pen, and a journal.

Space is limited to only 20 students, so don’t wait to register!

👇 Tag a friend you’d love to take this class with in the comments!
🔗 Tap the link in our bio or head to https://www.redletterbasics.com/events to save your seat today.

08/24/2026

Knowing this about the Bible Matters!

08/21/2026

Don't wait to study your Bible!

08/18/2026

Ironic how the best way to grow with Jesus is the thing we neglect the most...

Learning how to study the Bible is by far the best way to increase the quality of your time in God's Word and ultimately your intimacy with Jesus.

08/18/2026

CLASS UPDATE! Moved to Saturday, September 5th! See details here 👇

https://www.redletterbasics.com/events

08/12/2026

What did Jesus actually mean when He said we must be "born again"?

In this video, we break down the private conversation between Jesus and Nicodemus, a Pharisee and respected religious leader. Nicodemus approached Jesus expecting a political salvation, but Jesus immediately shifted the focus to a much deeper spiritual salvation. Jesus explained that unless someone is "born again of the Spirit, they cannot see the kingdom of God."

Jesus then prophetically connected Himself to the Old Testament story of Moses lifting the bronze serpent in the wilderness. Just as looking at that serpent saved the Israelites from physical death caused by venom, Jesus being lifted up on the cross saves us from spiritual death caused by sin.

While almost everyone knows John 3:16, many miss what Jesus says immediately after. He explains that He did not come into the world to condemn it, because humanity was already living under condemnation because of sin. People remain condemned when they love darkness rather than the light, rejecting it so their sin isn't exposed. However, those who step into the light show that their lives are being transformed by God!

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What did Jesus actually mean when He said we must be "born again"?...

08/11/2026

Moralistic Therapeutic Deism ... What is it and why it matters for clear Biblical Truth.

A member of our Theological Team, Matthew Tingblad shares a bit more about this in a recent episode on our YouTube channel.

Check it out! - https://youtu.be/2T4wd7kpQRk

08/10/2026

Most of us like to think we would have stood faithfully at the foot of the cross. But the reality is far more challenging. In this episode, we dive into Luke 23 to see how people actually reacted to Jesus' crucifixion—and why almost everyone missed the point.

From the religious leaders to the terrified disciples, fear and shame kept most people at a distance. But in the midst of the chaos, two unexpected people saw Jesus for who He truly was.

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Most of us like to think we would have stood faithfully at the foot...

08/06/2026

Did you know this about your Bible?!

The Bible is like a library, organized by two main section (Old and New Testaments) then subsequently by genre.