A Monthly Bible Study Letter from Deacon Benny Tiller Jr.
Each month, Deacon Benny Tiller Jr. walks readers through a passage of scripture — digging into what it means, why it matters, and how to live it out.
Rooted in the faith that restored his own life, these letters speak to men rebuilding from rock bottom and finding purpose in God's plan.
Verse by verse, with historical and practical context — no fluff, just the Word of God unpacked for real life.
A man who walked through addiction and incarceration, now walking with you. This is not theory — this is testimony.
How to live what you read, in real life, one day at a time. Each letter ends with steps you can take starting today.
Matthew 25:14-30 anchor — Two stewardships, one Master. Stewarding God's gifts AND financial resources for kingdom purposes. "Well done, good and faithful servant."
1 Corinthians 15:10 anchor — How the Apostle Paul became the greatest argument for Grace the world has ever seen. "Yet not I, but the grace of God which was with me."
Comparative study — King James Version & Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Bible (Mäṣḥafä Qəddus). John 1:14 anchor. Every ache, every fatigue, every sorrow — He bore it for you.
Psalm 107 devotional: From the Desert, From the Prison, From the Sickness, From the Storm — He Delivers. Isaiah 53:6 anchor. Four rescues, one unchanging God.
Isaiah 26:3 anchor — cast your anxiety, be slow to anger, you are a new creation in Christ.
When reality hits hard — how do you respond? James 1:19, Proverbs 15:1, and the anatomy of choosing peace over impulse.
Three scriptures on what love really looks like — the Good Samaritan, forgiveness 7× daily, and offering your body as a living sacrifice.
A thematic subseries exploring what it means to return to God's image, His presence, and His kingdom. Each insert and edition in this subseries pulls from a different thread of restoration theology.
Called. Refined. Commissioned. Full edition: Part One (Rev. 1–5) + Part Two (Rev. 6–11), all 5 tables, 7 sections, application, benediction, and closing prayer. "The Lamb reigns."
The risen Christ revealed, the seven churches' letters, and the Lamb worthy to open the scroll. Three tables, application, and closing prayer.
The seals, trumpets, bitter-sweet scroll, and two witnesses. Will we bear the burden? Two tables, application, and benediction.
Revelation 1:3 anchor. Five key takeaways, one reflection question, and a closing prayer. Start here to decide which part to read.
The Imago Dei through Scripture — Genesis to Revelation. Four movements, five tables, final reflection, and closing prayer. "So God created man in His own image."
Genesis 1:27 anchor. Five takeaways on the Imago Dei, one reflection question, and a closing prayer. Start here to decide which part to read.