What is the difference between the levitical and Melchizedek Priesthood? John explores working by faith, forgiveness, and how the Savior can help us learn to run with patience on the covenant path.

In Hebrews 1-6, John explores the concepts of “letting go” to come to Christ, the significance of “today” in our lives, and the anchor of hope that makes us sure and steadfast on the spiritual journey.

John discusses 1st and 2nd Timothy, Titus, and Philemon. He explores the themes of family history, modesty, the power of belief, “vain jangling”, the influence your personal integrity has on others, and the importance of wisdom in a world filled with ever-increasing information overload.

John dives into Thessalonians and explores themes of love, work, and the importance of not growing weary in well-doing.

John explores Paul's enlightening teachings in Philippians and Colossians, uncovering the power of contentment, the significance of being "in Him," and the profound symbolism of the Savior being nailed to the cross.

Explore the profound wisdom of Ephesians as John talks about the true meaning of submission, keys to build a healthy relationship and marriage, and uncovering many more of Paul's rich teachings.

Many of the problems we encounter today are similar to the problems Paul encountered while ministering to the Galatians. John talks about conversion, ministering, and dealing with feelings of how things are “supposed” to look.

If God loves a cheerful giver, what do you do if you DON'T feel so cheerful about giving? John talks about different ways we can help those who are in need, even when you may not feel so excited about "giving".

How can you live in the world, but not be “of” the world? John talks about the spirit of freedom, liberty, and being a “light” to those around you.

Did the Church in Paul’s time believe in baptism for the dead? John continues discussing Paul’s letters to the Corinthians and the lessons we can learn from what he wrote to them.