Jesus tells his followers that they are to be like people waiting for their master to return from a wedding banquet or a faithful and wise manager because they know the master’s will and are to be on guard for any thieves and ready for the Son of Man, for those who are not ready will face severe punishment and those who are ready will be given more responsibility. Enjoy!

Jesus’ response to the man concerned about his worry over his share of an inheritance is that one is to guard himself from greed—possessions—that one’s life doesn’t depend on what one has but on the One who gives them as depicted in the parable of the rich fool, for God the Father gives believers the kingdom and they are to be rich toward others, which reveals their heart. Enjoy!

Jesus’ response to the accusation by the Pharisees that he’s not ceremonially clean because he did not wash his hands prior to eating at the table was that Jesus condemns this extra-biblical practice by the Pharisees by calling their attention to their lack of concern for inward sin by pronouncing “woes” of hypocrisy evident among the Pharisees and the scribes which results in the beginnings of a plot to kill Jesus. Enjoy!

Jesus is telling his listeners about a lit lamp that’s hidden or a light put on a stand and the eye as a lamp of one’s body, that if they recognize Jesus as the light they let him shine and, if healthy, their eyes can see and the light enters but those who refuse light they are in darkness because accepting the light is obedience. Enjoy

In this episode, we embark on a journey that delves deep into the enigmatic realm of the Last Days. Our speaker, Rev. Craig jones unveils the mysteries surrounding this interesting period in human history. Enjoy!

Jesus demonstrates in his encounter with Mary and Martha that serving Jesus is good but learning from Jesus is best, and this is what really matters.

The heart of the question, that the expert of the law asked Jesus about how one gets eternal life, is that one can give the right answers but live the wrong kind of life and Jesus showed this in the parable of the Good Samaritan. Enjoy!

It is estimated that between 5 and 7 billion copies of The Bible have been sold and distributed which essentially makes it the best-selling book of all time. It is perhaps the most quoted book in history. Yet throughout history, many have questioned, opposed and have put it on trial. On the other hand many have built their whole lives on its teachings. But the question is "Can we trust The Bible?" Join us in this episode as we tackle this age old question! Enjoy!

Stepping out of the academic world and into a professional environment can be a significant culture shock for many graduates. However, with a Biblical worldview, the right mindset and a few key skills, you can make a smooth transition and thrive in your new workplace. In this episode, we discuss life skills that are essential for attachees or recent college graduates who are entering the workforce. Enjoy!

The Book of Revelation depicts heaven as a return to the perfection of Eden. In fact, it uses symbolic imagery to give an even more dramatic picture of ‘God’s People in God’s Place under God’s Rule’. Yet many of us today find the idea of heaven boring. Could it be because of the pictures that pop culture has painted for us? Tune in for an accurate and Biblical picture of heaven and see if it is not a place to long for! Enjoy!