Pagan kings are moved by God to fulfill Jeremiah's prophecy that the Jews in captivity would be free to return home and rebuild Jerusalem and the Temple.

Moses was the greatest Jewish leader, he received the 10 commandments, he interceded for the people time and time again but because of just one sin, Moses was prevented from entering the land that he had led the people towards for 40 years. This ending to his life teaches us several important lessons about how God feels concerning sin.

In this introductory lesson, Mike traces the history of the Jewish people from 1020 BC's United Kingdom to the time of the prophet Malachi in 400 BC.

I believe that gratitude leads to happiness, and ingratitude leads to darkness, pride and ultimately separation from God.

Mike reviews the two versions of Christmas that people celebrate along with three important realities brought to light by one of these.

There is a disturbing parallel between catching bass and the way Satan works in luring us into destruction.

This lesson reviews the little known story of Simeon, a man who waited a lifetime for God to keep a promise.

Using I Peter, Jon explains the living hope that we have through the resurrection of Jesus Christ and encouraging believers to hold on to their faith to the end.

Jon encourages us to contemplate the concept of authority and control in our lives, drawing parallels between everyday scenarios and the idea of someone wearing a metaphorical crown, and then delves into the examination of who truly rules our existence, ultimately examining the consequences of humanity's desire to be its own ruler as depicted in the Genesis account.

Jon shares some wisdom from an ancient prayer shared by the Apostle Paul that remains relevant today. We will explore the importance of being filled with God's will and how it leads to a pleasing life as well as learn how to bear fruit in good works, increase in knowledge, find strength, and give thanks. Are you ready to prioritize God's will in your life?