Elijah, fresh off his dramatic victory over the prophets of Baal, was suddenly overwhelmed by fear when King Ahab’s wife, Jezebel, threatened his life, causing him to flee over a hundred miles into the wilderness. This lesson on 1 Kings … Continue reading →

The gospel saves anyone who believes, regardless of what you’ve done or become. No person is beyond the reach of God’s grace or His power to save—we gain a home in heaven by faith. This episode explores the Lord’s parable … Continue reading →

For those who run away from the Lord, like Jonah, it’s easy to get off the right path, and the road back can be difficult and painful. In this message, Jonah’s downward spiral continues, as he sinks from ship to … Continue reading →

In this series-opening teaching, we see that Jonah receives a clear command from God to go preach to Nineveh, but because he despises the Assyrians, he runs the opposite direction. His attempt to flee “from the presence of the LORD” … Continue reading →

In this study, the Apostle Paul teaches that praying under grace means praying for a maturing faith, an increasing love, and a purifying hope. Paul prayed night and day for the Thessalonians, asking God to perfect what was lacking in … Continue reading →

The Apostle Paul explains, in this lesson, that praying under grace means praying with gratitude, joy, and a heart focused on others rather than ourselves. He highlights how Paul continually thanked God for fellow believers, remembering their “work of faith, … Continue reading →

In this episode, we learn from the Apostle Paul that prayer under grace is rooted in spiritual growth, not earthly comfort, and his four prayer requests for the Philippian church build on one another. As believers grow in understanding God’s … Continue reading →

Praying under grace, we are taught in this message, begins with a burden for the lost, because God desires “all men to be saved.” The Apostle Paul urges believers to pray in every form—lifting up all people by name and … Continue reading →

Prayer under grace is about closeness with God—an honest, continual conversation rather than ritual or superstitious repetition. This teaching explains that the Lord’s Prayer in Matthew 6 was given to Israel for the Tribulation period, not for the Body of … Continue reading →

In this study, the Apostle Paul explains that prayer under grace is different from Israel’s “ask and receive” promises, because those belonged to Israel’s kingdom program, not the Body of Christ today. Grace-age believers are taught to bring everything to … Continue reading →