This episode examines the Apostle Paul’s triumphant declaration in 2 Timothy 4:6-8 that he was ready to be poured out as a drink offering, his departure at hand; he had fought the good fight, finished his course, and kept the … Continue reading →

It is an unspeakable blessing of God to be baptized into Christ by the Holy Spirit, which unites us with our Savior and His death, burial, and resurrection, and also with one another in the Church, the Body of Christ. … Continue reading →

There are strong, passionate, but differing convictions among Christians about the subject of baptism, but they can’t all be true. So, the problem has to be with the understanding and interpretation of God’s Word. In this lesson, we learn of … Continue reading →

God’s promises and prophecies are always accurate, and their fulfillment reminds us that everything the Bible says is true and therefore trustworthy. Highlighting specific predictions spanning centuries and accomplished precisely in Jesus Christ—from His triumphal entry on a donkey’s colt … Continue reading →

Predictions regarding the future in the Scriptures are always 100% accurate. With incredible detail, forthright clarity, and impeccable accuracy, the Bible gives prophecies concerning the future which serve as powerful internal proof that it is the inspired Word of God. … Continue reading →

The unbelievable but true story of how a deceased prophet Elisha raised a person from the dead is chronicled in this episode. A mortally sick Elisha dies and as was the custom, is buried in a cave or rock tomb. … Continue reading →

A generous, childless Shunammite woman and her husband build a private room in their home for the prophet Elisha, prompting him out of gratitude to prophesy that she will bear a son the following year, and she does. We go … Continue reading →

In this episode, we learn of the first recorded resurrection in Scripture. In the midst of a drought, God sends Elijah to the pagan town of Zarephath, where a destitute Gentile widow feeds the visiting prophet a portion from her … Continue reading →

When Lazarus of Bethany falls deathly ill, his sisters Mary and Martha send word to Jesus, who is in another town 20 miles away. Four days after Lazarus has died and been buried in a cave-tomb, Jesus meets up and … Continue reading →

As we have a loving Father in heaven Who is always there for us in the midst of our struggles, the love of an earthly father for his child is seen in the account of a man seeking help from … Continue reading →