Bible Reading Today

Ever wondered what the meaning is of the Seven Seals pictured in chapters 6-8 of Revelation?  Listen today to find a word of comfort to believers as we await Jesus' Second Coming.  

Ever wonder what's happening in heaven while we wait on earth for Jesus' return?  The answer is found in Revelation 4 & 5, to which our study turns today.  Join us and learn that Jesus is worthy.  

Jesus has much to say to His churches in our day!  Have you got ears to hear what He is saying?  Listen today to hear Christ's words to seven representative churches awaiting His Second Coming.  

Ever wondered what to make of the Book of Revelation?  Today we begin a series of studies designed to bring clarity to a Book that has often puzzled even earnest students of Scripture.  Join us in this episode for a study from Revelation 1:1-3.  

How can we be sure that Jesus really is God's Son?  1 John 5:5-12 gives us three incontrovertible words, guaranteeing that Jesus is the Son of God.  Listen today to hear an explanation of these important verses of Scripture.  

1 John 3:23-24 is a classic text, helpful for anyone wondering if they have been truly saved.  Listen today for 3 Witnesses to our Salvation.  

Ezekiel 40-48 is recognized as one of the hardest sections of Scripture to interpret.  Join us today to hear four possible explanations and four encouraging thoughts to ponder from the text.  

What makes anyone a hero?  Perhaps you think that to be heroic one needs to be especially courageous, bold, pure in heart, or strong of character.  Are we honest enough to admit that if these things are true, you and I will never be heroes?  What if faith in Jesus is the only requirement for us to become heroes?  Listen today for a study of faith's power to turn ordinary men and women into true heroes.  

It is not an overstatement to say that if you have faith in God, you have the key to receiving everything you need from Him.  Want to learn more?  Listen to today's podcast and learn, "What Happens When We Live by Faith?"

The Apostle Paul seems to open every epistle with the same phrase: "Grace to you and peace from God our Father and the Lord Jesus Christ."  Is this just a "zipper prayer" or is something more being said?  Find out in today's study from Philemon 3.