This episode introduces us to the thrust of the book of Revelation by examining the character and purpose of prophecy and ends with a Q & A on prophetic signs.

This episode traces the miraculous story of Onesimus' reconciliation with Philemon and highlights the parallels to our own story of redemption amongst many other theological gems in this short letter.

Regeneration or the New Birth is the basis of supernatural faith, selfless love and a living and eternal hope. It is the experience of being translated from darkness into light, and from spiritual death into an abundance of life. It is the cure to the deepest darkness of human life and existence.

The call in this episode is for us to carry the same message as Jesus to the world, which is that "you must be born again", and to submit ourselves daily to the renewing work of the Holy Spirit so can fully partake in and reflect the riches of regeneration.

The end goal Jesus desires for our salvation in time is that we become a peculiar people on Earth, continuing his works, and revealing the glory of the Father everywhere like He did.

Good works are those works that flow from the heart of the Father and are in tune with his will and His current move. They are how we wait actively on the Lord and occupy until He returns.

This episode is all about rediscovering the true and complete Gospel of grace which not only saves us, but teach us godliness and empowers to be witnesses to Jesus on the Earth.

In these verses, Paul expands on the main focus of his letter to Titus in Crete which is that the proof of sound doctrine and the knowledge of God is in overflow of good works.

The pattern of good works that Paul exhorts Titus, the church in Crete and us to be examples of begins with a firm commitment to sound doctrine as the antidote to the crippling effect of falsehood.

Titus is left in Crete to appoint Elders for the church and to help the church steer clear of the tide of false teaching that was producing ungodliness.

The key to this assignment is in Paul's introduction of himself as a bondservant of God. This voluntary posture is the secret to godliness and usefulness in God's hands as we will see in this letter.

In this closing study of Paul's letters to Timothy, we scour through the precious gems in Paul's valedictory message. His readiness to be poured out as a drink offering is a virtue we must be armed with if we will also run our course to the end.

In this engaging and enlightening study, Nancy encourages us to preach the word faithfully and to be ready to do so by living everyday under the influence and direction of the word of God.

In this chapter, Paul reveals that perilous times or moments will abound in the last days, marked by deception and a devaluation of the fidelity of the faith.

The weapon he offers Timothy is the same one the Holy Spirit gives us - which is the inspired word of God in its truth, sincerity and authority. It is as we receive and submit to God's word that we can stand through these times.