This lesson looks at Paul’s faithful co-worker, Onesiphorus, who was particularly useful in any situation—helping Paul in “many things”—and was bound to the apostle and stuck by him when others did not. After faithfully ministering to Paul in Ephesus, Onesiphorus … Continue reading →

This episode on Philippians 2:25-30 presents one of the Apostle Paul’s co-workers, Epaphroditus, as a powerful real-life example of having “the mind of Christ.” A trustworthy Gentile believer, he was a layman sent by the Philippian church to deliver a … Continue reading →

In this lesson, we see how Timothy, a co-worker of the Apostle Paul, demonstrated the self-giving, self-emptying love of the Savior in his life, helping to fulfill Paul’s ministry as the apostle to the Gentiles. Raised by a believing Jewish … Continue reading →

One of the true marks of a friend is that he is there when there is every reason for him not to be, when to be there is sacrificially costly. We learn in this episode that Silas was unwavering as … Continue reading →

The Apostle Paul accomplished far more through teamwork with co-workers in the Body of Christ than he could have alone. In this episode, we examine one of Paul’s earliest and most prominent companions in ministry—Barnabas. Surnamed “son of consolation” by … Continue reading →

Christ’s resurrection gives us that quiet acceptance and assurance of a future and hope beyond the grave. This lesson walks through 1 Corinthians 15:5-10, listing the eyewitness appearances of the resurrected Lord—to Peter, the twelve, more than 500 brethren at … Continue reading →

Every member in the Body of Christ is equally vital for success, for without everyone doing their part, it cannot function effectively. Drawing from 1 Corinthians 12:12-27, the Apostle Paul reveals that in this dispensation of grace, the Holy Spirit … Continue reading →

In Christ, we have the hope of eternal life, the hope of the Rapture, the hope of our resurrection, and the hope of reunion with our saved loved ones who have passed away. Thus, because of the certain hope we … Continue reading →

During the Tribulation, there will be a group of people who will be “God’s Untouchables.” The 144,000—12,000 Jewish men from each of the twelve tribes of Israel—will believe in the true Christ and not be influenced by the satanic corruption … Continue reading →

Following the Rapture of the Church, at the beginning the Tribulation, God will supernaturally raise up two literal witnesses in Jerusalem to preach the saving message of the gospel of the kingdom—repentance and faith in Christ as Messiah— with many … Continue reading →