We learn in this episode about Cornelius, who was a devout, generous, God fearing Roman centurion, yet was still unsaved and needed to hear the message God sent the Apostle Peter to deliver. Cornelius’ life and eternity were changed by … Continue reading →

This study focuses on Barabbas, who was a notorious criminal—yet at Passover the crowd chose to free him instead of Jesus. Despite Pilate’s attempts to avoid condemning Christ, the religious leaders stirred the crowd into demanding Jesus’ crucifixion. Barabbas walked … Continue reading →

In this lesson, we learn of a blind beggar named Bartimaeus, who was sitting outside Jericho when he learned that Jesus was passing by. Bartimaeus immediately cried out for mercy, boldly calling Him the Son of David, Israel’s promised Messiah. … Continue reading →

We learn in this message of a leper who boldly approached Jesus, pleading with Him to be made clean. Moved with deep compassion, Jesus did the unthinkable: He reached out, touched the untouchable man, and instantly cleansed him of every … Continue reading →

This episode introduces us to Mephibosheth, the crippled son of Jonathan, who lived in fear and obscurity after King Saul’s death, believing David would destroy Saul’s remaining family. Instead, David sought him out to “show him kindness for Jonathan’s sake,” … Continue reading →

Psalm 84 celebrates the joy of drawing near to God, portraying a pilgrim whose whole being longs for the presence of the living God in His temple. We discover here that the psalm applies to Israel’s hope in the millennial … Continue reading →

This study shows that Christ’s death bridges the infinite chasm between sinful humanity and a holy God, accomplishing reconciliation through His unconditional love. The Apostle Paul describes us as ungodly, and even enemies, yet God moved toward us in love … Continue reading →

The Apostle Paul tells us that Christ made known the mystery to him, and then he made this good news known to others. Understanding the mystery, or previously hidden truth, is the key to understanding your Bible. We learn in … Continue reading →

Faith, the Apostle Paul explains, is simply taking God at His Word—trusting that what He promises, He performs. We are reminded in this teaching that Abraham was justified not by works but by believing God, and in the same way … Continue reading →

Redemption, as this episode shows, means that Christ entered the slave market of sin, paid the full ransom with His own blood, and set us free forever. Scripture demonstrates through several terms that He not only bought us but removed … Continue reading →