When Satan tempted Jesus, his aim was to derail God's plan for our salvation.  Today we'll look into Matthew 4:1-11 to understand how that would have occurred had Jesus fallen into temptation.  

Jesus is always speaking, but many people don't seem to be able to understand what He is saying.  Are you one of them?  Listen to a discussion of Mark 4:24-25 and learn the condition for understanding Him clearly.  

A traditional act of Christian charity is giving to the poor.  God commands it; God blesses it; God honors is.  Want to learn more?  Join us for today's meditation on Deuteronomy 15:7-11.

In Mark 7 we find the story of the Syrophoenician Woman, a story whose meaning many miss .  Don't be one of them!  Join us as we discuss, "Bread for the Dogs" in today's podcast.  

The most valuable thing on earth is a soul.  What is a soul?  Where does it come from?  Why is it here?  Where is it going?  Find out today as we listen to Genesis 2:7 teach us about souls.  

It is perhaps an irony that one of the smartest people who ever lived was just as puzzled about the meaning of life as any other man or woman.  Listen today to Einstein's Question, and Jesus' answer from Mark 4:35-40.

Sometimes you hear people say, "I really didn't like either choice, so I had to choose the lesser of two evils", as if that is a righteous thing to do.  But is it really?  Listen today as we discuss The Lesser of Two Evils from Matthew 27:15-26.

1 John 5:16-17 speaks of two kinds of sin, one that leads to death, and another that does not lead to death.  Curious about the difference?  Listen to today's study to learn the answer.  

In Exodus 7:3 God told Moses that He would harden Pharaoh's heart, and many people are puzzled by this.  If that is how things work, isn't God playing unfairly with men's souls?  Listen in today as we show that God is unfair to no one.  

God's perfection leads inevitably to the conclusion that "God is love."  Join us today as we reflect upon the doctrine of the Trinity and how it leads us to see the essence of God's nature as love.