A devout and sincere man asked Jesus if we can ever really start over and outlive our mistakes and sins. Jesus' answer was actually from another world.

The misnamed 'Three Kings' of the nativity story actually showed up two years after Jesus was born and were following ancient prophecy to find an Eternal King. This would have been the quest of a lifetime. They were not only richly rewarded but divinely led and protected.

A young couple engaged to be married are lovingly interrupted by God to be part of His prophetic plan.

An elderly but righteous couple felt the time was past for prayers to be answered, then found themselves instrumental in fulfilled prophecy!

Philip Vanover teaches on the Biblical concept of types - a literary device using examples, especially in the Old Testament, to teach us of Jesus Christ and His work.

Nehemiah rallies the Jewish people to build the wall in Jerusalem and there is an essential job for each person to do, regardless of status or skill level.

Nehemiah returns to Israel to motivate God's people to action, is met with opposition, but remains resolved.

Peter reminds elders to lovingly care for the people and for all believers to prefer one another because we are under spiritual attack.

Peter encourages persecuted believers to keep serving, loving, and showing hospitality despite their hardships.

Peter explains that Jesus died for sins and then broke the very power of sin and death.