(Originally aired Nov 10, 2024) The first video in this series, which consists of a cursory look at Romans 1-3, was a lead up to today's discussion of Romans 4, which in turn is a lead up to the next video wherein I intend to look at Genesis 15:6 in its OT context.

(Originally aired Nov 8, 2024)

(Originally aired Oct 31st 2024)

(Originally aired Oct 20, 2024) The book being discussed in this video, The Glory of the Cross by Samuel Zwemer, can be accessed for free at the following address: https://www.zwemercenter.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/10/Zwemer-Glory-Of-The-Cross.pdf

(Originally aired Oct 6, 2024) The book being discussed in this video, The Glory of the Cross by Samuel Zwemer, can be accessed for free at the following address: https://www.zwemercenter.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/10/Zwemer-Glory-Of-The-Cross.pdf

(Originally aired Oct 12th, 2024) In gearing up for the upcoming livestream scheduled to take place on October 31st, which will look at Genesis 15:6 and "the Discovery of Abraham", we will look in this livestream at the (not so) exceptional example of the dying thief being justified/saved through faith alone.

(Originally aired Sep 25, 2024) I'll be responding to some recent comments attempting to scuttle the Trinitarian import of the Targumic and Johannine Word (i.e. Memra, Logos). I will also discuss the seldom explored issue of "paratextuality", which refers to various features that appear alongside or with the text that have varying levels of authority and relevance to the interpretation of the text of Scripture.

(Originally aired May 28, 2024) It is often assumed that the use of the term Logos in a personal sense is distinctive to the writings of the apostle John. However, this is by no means certain. There is a good case to be made for the idea that other New Testament writers also spoke of Jesus as the Word. In this episode, I will look at one of the many other uses of the term in the writings of Luke that may well refer to Jesus.

(Originally aired Jun 20, 2024) Psalm 91 is thoroughly Messianic. What is seldom recognized is how Psalm 91 also demonstrates that the Messiah is Yahweh. Think not? Listen and see...

(Originally aired Jun 24, 2024)