2012 - Paul’s legal troubles land him in stormy waters where he is shipwrecked at Malta. His appeal leads to a prison cell in Rome, but it cannot contain Paul’s desire to share the Gospel during the final years of his life.

2011 - Paul returns to Asia Minor and goes on to Athens, where he preaches his famous Mars Hill sermon. On his third missionary journey, Paul goes to riotous Ephesus and then back to Jerusalem where trouble finds him.

2192 - Jeffrey Seif with David and Kirsten Hart are hopeful for 2022, looking at the TV series coming your way: Warrior King, Jeremiah, Kings and Kingdoms, Faith of our Fathers, and Much Like Peter.

2010 - Barnabas calls for Paul to join him in Antioch, then the two set out westward on the first missionary journey. Paul’s powerful preaching leads Jews and many Gentiles to come to faith in the Messiah.

2009 - Dr. Seif gives us background on Shaul (Paul) beginning with his persecution of the early church, his conversion on the road to Damascus and then the events leading up to his first missionary journey.

2191 - We’re thankful for our viewers. In our Thanksgiving program, we will look back at the 2021 television series and chat about the significance of this year’s programming. As always, you’ll hear Israeli-flavored music. Let’s gather together with thankful hearts.

2138 - Jacob confronted his brother, who felt betrayed. Jacob’s wants were still foremost in his mind when he wrestled with an “angel” until he received a blessing. Faith in God pays the most blessed dividends.

2137 - Jacob was promised a land, but was sent abroad for 20 years. He was promised Rachel, but had to wait an extra seven years for her. Good things come to those who wait on the Lord.

2136 - God reminds us of His provision and blessing, but situations don’t always work out according to our plans. Sometimes the Lord uses our present circumstances to drive us toward what He has prepared for our future.

2135 - Isaac and Rebekah’s sons Esau and Jacob held opposite worldviews. While one trusted and valued only what he could see and touch, the other was satisfied to wait for the Lord’s timing.