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 →

In this episode, we examine Luke 5:1-11, which illustrates moving “from shallow to deep water faith.” After teaching the crowd from Peter’s boat on the Sea of Galilee, Jesus instructed the unsuccessful and exhausted fishermen to launch out into the … Continue reading →

There is a rescue from sin and the lake of fire available for all through the Cross of Christ, but many don’t know how desperate their situation is spiritually, and they refuse the gospel. Knowing this drove the Apostle Paul … Continue reading →

This lesson from Acts 14:8-20 recounts the Apostle Paul and Barnabas preaching the gospel in Lystra, where Paul heals a man lame from birth who had faith to be healed. The amazed crowd mistakes them for gods, but Paul and … Continue reading →

This episode chronicles Acts 14:1-7, how the Apostle Paul and Barnabas, after being expelled from Antioch, boldly preached the gospel of grace in the synagogue at Iconium, resulting in a powerful revival where both Jews and Greeks believed. Unbelieving Jews, … Continue reading →

After learning in the previous two episodes of spiritual revival in Ephesus, here we examine the riot that ensued there, sparked when the silversmith Demetrius felt his business was threatened by the Apostle Paul’s gospel, which turned away many from … Continue reading →

In this episode we discuss Christ’s inevitable Second Coming, which will occur at the end of the Tribulation, to deliver the nation of Israel from the Antichrist, crushing his armies at the Battle of Armageddon and establishing the millennial kingdom … Continue reading →

This lesson describes the dramatic salvation of Saul of Tarsus on the Damascus Road as a pivotal Bible event. Paul recounts (in Acts 22) his background as a zealous and highly trained Pharisee who persecuted Christians unto death, until a … Continue reading →

The practice of the occult is for many a constant temptation and comes in many different forms like fortune-telling, tarot cards, astrology, and horoscopes. In this episode, we see the occult was also prevalent in Ephesus. But in Acts 19, … Continue reading →

With its opening illustration, this episode draws a parallel to the infinitely greater price the Son of God paid to rescue humanity from sin’s bondage by dying on the cross. Focusing on Matthew 27:45-54, it details the six hours of … Continue reading →