In the Old Testament, God instructed the Israelites to stay away from Mount Sinai. Bro. Mike discusses that, after the cross, God invites us not to stay away, but to enter His presence with boldness.

Kim and Tara DeLaCruz speak about their ministry in the Philippines, 59 Acres, and about the people served by this ministry.

Fatherhood brings with it a set of challenges and responsibilities one can only comprehend when fatherhood comes. On this Father's Day, Bro. Mike speaks about how fathers need to have and model proper priority, provision, pardon, and protection for their families and work for the everlasting prize, using the Lord's Prayer as a guide.

Some believe that there is a perpetual sacrifice of Jesus Christ every time the Lord's Supper is had. Continuing his study of Hebrews, Bro. Mike explains how Jesus sacrificed himself for the world once for all.

There are times where God calls us to do things we would have never thought Today, Bro. Aaron speaks about how God called Ananias to heal Saul and the important of being ready to God calls you.

Some would say forcing children to say the Pledge Of Allegiance every morning is a good thing. Bro. Mike happens to feel differently and you'll learn why and the history of the Pledge

In the days of the Old Testament, people would hold their breath, figuratively speaking, while the High Priest presents Israel's sacrifice to the Lord. If God didn't approve and chose to cover Israel's sins, the priest would die. Bro. Mike explains that we can breathe easy due to the sacrifice made on the cross.

On Mother's Day 2013, Bro. Mike looks at the birth and early months of Moses. He reminds us that all babies are a gift from God and gifts that should be protected and cherished.

Bro. Mike, just back from Belize, speaks about how the New Covenant is about love and it is that love of Jesus that causes us to obey the Word of God.

Bro. Mike speaks about the different covenants that God has made with His people. He explains the difference between the temporary covenant of Moses and the permanent nature of the Abramhamic, Davidic, and New Covenant. How blessed we are to be under the New Covenant.