Pastor Paul argues that the weight of historical and archaeological evidence for the truth of the Bible only grows every year, but that is not enough to convince unbelievers because they do not WANT it to be true. Because the Bible is a Book that demands changes.

What is truth? Pastor Paul argues that it is what relates to reality, and teaching untruth is the farthest thing from tolerant and loving.

Pastor Paul asks us to consider how the Bible came to be, and why that matters for the message of hope it contains.

In light of the very hard times that we are experiencing in Puerto Rico, Pastor Paul Torres opens a brand-new series about hope. What is hope and how can we find it?

In one final look at Genesis, Pastor Paul Torres traces the thread of Jesus Christ from the first to the last chapter.

Joseph's response to his brothers' plea for forgiveness shows once again his Christ-like character.

With Jacob gone and buried, the brothers of Joseph begin to fear that they are due for some payback from Joseph.

Pastor Paul Torres examines some final details of Genesis and comments how the Pharaoh that Joseph served was very different from the Pharaoh who arose in the days of Moses.

Why was it so significant that the people of Egypt observed a 70-day period of mourning for Jacob?

Pastor Paul Torres finishes examining the prophecies about Jacob's sons.