2206 - From the Shrine of the Book museum in Jerusalem, Dr. Seif teaches from the writings of the prophet Isaiah. We examine how the Old Testament predicted a coming Davidic Son, which leads to the New Testament revealing the “Son of David”.

2205 - Though anointed by God for kingship, David spent 13 years running from Israel’s first king before ascending to the throne himself. As we hear the story of David’s patient rise to power, we see him give glory and credit to the Lord.

2204 - David was a warrior in the physical sense, but also a spiritual role model for us all! His wars against the Philistines, Amalekites, and Ammonites are discussed, along with modern-day applications and how we can go on to ultimate victory.

2203 - The Bible tells of the good, the bad, and the ugly. In this program we examine how David interacted with Abigail and Bathsheba. Yet God showed His grace and faithfulness to him anyway.

2202 - Unfair trials often checker the road to success. David had been chosen as the next king, but endured abuse at the hands of King Saul, tempered by his bond with the king’s son Jonathan. We evaluate Saul’s death and David’s gracious response.

2201 - Overlooked by his family, young David was selected to be the next King of Israel by the prophet Samuel. He was catapulted to renown after the amazing battle against the Philistine giant Goliath.

2016 - Paul asked Timothy to stay in Ephesus to build up the leadership in that church. In his letter to Titus, Paul sought to bring stability to the congregations Titus shepherded in Crete. Paul’s second letter to Timothy was his last. In it, he encouraged Believers to be strong and finish well.

2015 - Paul wrote many letters from his Roman prison cell. To the Colossians, he wrote of reconciliation. To the Ephesians, how God had built a new house for all Believers. The Philippians received a friendly thank you for their help and encouragement for their growth.

2014 - At the ruins of Corinth, Jeff reviews Paul’s letter to shore up the struggling church that he started there. His second letter included encouragement to support Corinth’s Jewish Believers. Paul’s letter to the church in Rome addressed its division between Jewish and gentile Believers.

2013 - In Ephesus, Jeff looks at the first New Testament book written by Paul — to the Galatians in defense of including non-Jewish believers. Paul writes a loving letter from Athens to the suffering church in Thessalonica.