This episode focuses on Isaiah 6, which opens with a national crisis that drives Isaiah to the temple, where he receives a life altering vision of the Lord that reveals Christ’s transcendent holiness and sovereign rule. After the temple is … Continue reading →

Moses, grieved by Israel’s sin with the golden calf, met with God in a special tent outside the camp where the Lord spoke with him, revealing the privilege of intimate fellowship with God. This teaching from Exodus 33 continues to … Continue reading →

As we continue to consider this series question, Solomon reminds us that life is short, challenges are coming with aging, and that death is inevitable for us all. In this message on Ecclesiastes 12, he teaches us to remember our … Continue reading →

In this lesson from Ecclesiastes 2, we see how Solomon pursued every earthly avenue, hoping to find purpose, only to discover each one left him empty. He found that even when he withheld nothing from himself, the result was still … Continue reading →

Solomon begins Ecclesiastes, in this episode, by declaring that life is empty when God is left out, showing that work, routine, and the pursuit of wisdom cannot give lasting purpose. He describes the monotonous cycles of nature to illustrate how … Continue reading →

In this teaching on John 13, Jesus washes His disciples’ feet at the Last Supper to model humble service, not to institute a ritual that the Church must repeat today. In a room full of disciples arguing about who was … Continue reading →

This lesson explains that the unpardonable sin in Matthew 12 refers contextually to Israel’s religious leaders attributing Christ’s Spirit empowered miracles to Satan. Jesus warned that while speaking against Him could be forgiven, rejecting the Spirit’s testimony after Pentecost would … Continue reading →

The series on the Apostle Paul’s storm tossed voyage in Acts 27 concludes with a portrayal of the Church living in the turbulent “present evil age.” As the ship’s crew lost hope, Paul stood up with God given assurance, and … Continue reading →

Our study of the Apostle Paul’s windswept journey continues here. The narrative illustrates how demonic forces oppose the progress of God’s truth today, especially when believers reject Paul’s counsel in favor of human wisdom or the majority opinion. The crew’s … Continue reading →

The first of a three-part series of the Apostle Paul’s stormy voyage to Rome in Acts 27 presents the journey as a picture of the dispensation of grace, showing that the Church is sailing through a stormy age marked by … Continue reading →