This episode examines a detailed timeline chart of the Apostle Paul’s ministry (AD 35–67)—produced by the Berean Bible Society—mapping the major events of Acts: Paul’s three apostolic journeys, imprisonments, release, and further work, along with the approximate dates and locations … Continue reading →

The Apostle Paul stated we are members of one body and “members one of another.” Our ability to stand and grow in the Christian life is often because of the support and strength of others in the local church who … Continue reading →

This episode expounds on the Apostle Paul’s solemn charge in 2 Timothy 4:1-5—issued in light of the Judgment Seat of Christ—to “Preach the Word” as the absolute centerpiece and top priority of every local church ministry. Here, Paul commands Timothy … Continue reading →

This lesson declares from passages in 1 Corinthians, chapters 1 and 2, that because Christ is risen, preaching the gospel is not in vain, but essential and full of meaning. The Apostle Paul was sent by Christ “not to baptize, … Continue reading →

This episode recounts the story of Naaman, the powerful Syrian army commander who had everything the world could offer—yet was a leper. Pointed to the prophet Elisha to be healed, Naaman arrives with lavish gifts and a letter from the … Continue reading →

This message presents powerful archaeological and historical evidence for the Bible’s reliability such as coins minted by the Herods that confirm their names, titles, and reigns exactly as recorded in Matthew, Luke, and Acts. It also highlights the extraordinary manuscript … Continue reading →

In this lesson, we explore Jerusalem’s archaeological sites that confirm the Bible’s historical accuracy. Key discoveries include the Garden of Gethsemane, first-century rolling-stone tombs like Joseph of Arimathea’s new tomb, the ornate Caiaphas ossuary, the Pool of Bethesda with its … Continue reading →

In this episode, we continue our walk through the archaeological finds and biblical locations in Israel to see their significance, and which demonstrate the historical reliability of the Scriptures. Here, the focus is on Capernaum’s first-century synagogue, nearby Chorazin (with … Continue reading →

This lesson launches a tour of Israeli archaeological sites affirming the Bible’s reliability, beginning at Caesarea—where, among other happenings, the Apostle Paul was imprisoned and defended his faith, and where Peter visited Cornelius, marking the shift to the Gentiles. It … Continue reading →

This episode commences our series on why you can trust the Bible by touring key sites from the Apostle Paul’s second missionary journey in Greece, beginning with Neapolis (where Paul first entered Europe) and Philippi (riverside where Lydia was saved … Continue reading →