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 →

This episode explores God’s miraculous parting of the Red Sea, which was proof of His power, provision, and mercy in delivering Israel. After luring Pharaoh’s massive chariot army into pursuit by directing Israel to camp vulnerably against the sea, Moses … Continue reading →

This lesson presents Genesis 12 as a watershed moment in Scripture: after eleven chapters of God dealing with all mankind, the focus narrows to one man and his family as God calls Abram to leave his country, kindred, and father’s … Continue reading →

In this episode, the Tower of Babel is presented as the next major Bible event. After the Flood, Noah’s descendants settled in the plain of Shinar and united in one language to build a city and a towering ziggurat, defiantly … Continue reading →

After contrasting Noah’s righteous, blameless life of faith and daily walk with God against a world “corrupt before God” and “filled with violence,” this lesson next details God’s command to construct a three-story, pitch-sealed ark. Noah and his family entered … Continue reading →

This episode presents the biblical account of Creation from Genesis 1 as a literal, six-day series of supernatural miracles by the triune God. Beginning with the formation of time, space (heaven), and matter (earth) on day one, followed by light, … Continue reading →

From Acts 19:1-10, this lesson describes the Apostle Paul’s arrival in Ephesus on his third apostolic journey, where he finds disciples who had only received John the Baptist’s baptism of repentance and had never heard of the Holy Spirit’s coming … Continue reading →

This episode explores Judges 16, which recounts Samson’s tragic downfall and final victory: after falling in love with the ill-intentioned and persistent Delilah, in a moment of weakness, he revealed the secret of his strength—his uncut hair as a Nazarite … Continue reading →

This teaching from Matthew 14:22-33 chronicles how, after feeding the 5,000, Jesus sends His disciples across the Sea of Galilee by boat while He prays alone on a mountain. When a fierce contrary wind arises in the early morning hours, … Continue reading →