Why did God ask the prophet Hosea to marry a prostitute? What do the names of their three children represent?

What does it mean to have fellowship with God? What is the relationship between love and the law?

Why is this king mentioned in the book of Hebrews in connection with the high priestly ministry of Christ in heaven? Who is Melchizedek?

From this incredible chapter, we gain a knowledge of the divine origin of Christ, His great condescension to humanity, and His reception by those He came to save.

Why did Elijah flee from Jezebel after such a tremendous victory? What does the fiery whirlwind represent? And why did he appear alongside Moses at the transfiguration?

This grand event would prove to all who was the true God. But what other lessons are contained within this story? What symbols are there to be found? What is the 'Elijah message'?

Poor, humble, and mighty. The story of Gideon teaches us the value of unreserved dedication and complete trust. How else could 300 men take out an army that were as “grasshoppers for multitude”?

Why did God choose Samson? Why did Samson work against his calling? And why is he mentioned in the faith chapter of Hebrews 11?

Did Jesus Christ die the ‘first’ or the ‘second’ death? And what impact does the answer have on our atonement?

Does the Bible teach that God will burn the wicked in hell for eternity? What is meant by the terms “everlasting” and “unquenchable fire”?

What is a ‘soul’? Are our friends and relatives really looking down on us from heaven? Are the wicked already in hell?

As the storm of the last days approaches, how do we manage our fear so that it doesn’t triumph our faith? With personal experiences and precious promises, this episode is for all those in need of encouragement and reassurance.

Join us as we explore two of the greatest demonstrations of faith in all the Bible; that of Rahab the harlot, and the thief on the cross. Relatable, timeless, and encouraging. These stories capture the essence of the gospel, and the wonder of God’s mercy and love.

2300 days. The longest time prophecy in all the Bible. Yet when does it begin? And what does it mean for the sanctuary to be cleansed?

How does God judge humanity? What is the standard to which each of us are weighed? And what can be learned from the Old Testament sanctuary service about Christ’s ministration in heaven, and the day in which He returns to Earth?

How could a loving God allow so much poverty and injustice? Further, if God is all-knowing, then why did He create Lucifer, knowing full well what would be the result?

We know that Pharaoh “hardened his heart” against God. However, the book of Exodus also records that God hardened Pharaoh’s heart. So which one was it? Can any harmony exist between these two statements?

Does the Bible teach a trinity of three co-eternal, co-equal divine beings? What does the word 'Elohim' mean?

Is the Holy Spirit a third divine being? Or is it simply the personal, divine spirit of the Father and Son?

What makes the divinity of Christ so important? And how are we to reckon Christ's divine Sonship with His birth in Bethlehem as the Son of man?