This episode recounts the story from Mark 5 in which Jesus, while hurrying through a crowd to heal Jairus’ dying daughter, is interrupted by an anonymous woman who had suffered a debilitating hemorrhage that left her ceremonially unclean, socially ostracized, … Continue reading →

In this episode, we examine the account from Matthew 17 in which Jesus, while in Galilee, foretells His betrayal, death, and resurrection to the grieving disciples, then arrives in Capernaum where temple tax collectors ask Peter if his Master pays … Continue reading →

This lesson explains from 1 Corinthians 3 how the Apostle Paul rebuked the church at Corinth for remaining “babes in Christ,” who could still only handle the “milk” of elementary truths rather than the “meat” of deeper doctrine. Here, he … Continue reading →

This episode explores the Antichrist. Called “the Beast” in Revelation 13, he is a human Jewish man who will rise to global power from among the Gentile nations immediately after the Rapture of the Church. He will initially appear peaceful, … Continue reading →

This lesson shows how the “Son of Man” is the glorified Lord Jesus Christ, as John sees Him on Patmos in Revelation 1—as the eternal High Priest and coming Judge. His appearance reveals divine majesty and authority: head and hair … Continue reading →

In this episode, we discover in 2 Kings 2 how Elijah, Elisha, and the sons of the prophets all knew ahead of time about Elijah’s translation in the whirlwind. As Elijah makes his farewell circuit from Gilgal to the Jordan … Continue reading →

We see in this episode as a devastating Syrian siege brings Samaria to the brink of starvation, driving up food prices. The prophet Elisha boldly prophesies that within 24 hours the famine will end, and food will be sold cheaply … Continue reading →

We learn in this episode of the king of Syria’s repeated plans for secret border raids against Israel, but Elisha supernaturally overhears even the king’s private bedroom conversations and warns the king of Israel, foiling every attack. Enraged, the Syrian … Continue reading →

In this lesson on Colossians 2:8-10, believers are warned to beware of being carried away captive by empty philosophies, human traditions, and the basic “rudiments of the world” that diminish or lead away from Christ. In contrast, the Apostle Paul … Continue reading →

This episode explains what a Berean is from Acts 17:10-12, illustrating how many in the Church blindly follow wrong spiritual guidance. A true Berean is defined by three “R’s”: first, one who RECEIVES the Word with all readiness of mind; … Continue reading →