Love is a many-splendored thing...and it can mean so different things especially in our world today. We'll do a bit of a Bible study to look at how the Bible treats love especially as it relates to God's incredible love toward us.

Barriers aren't typically positive things and this idea of a barrier shows up in relation to our access to God. This time we'll consider what the curtain in the temple and how things changed on Good Friday.

Naturally following our episode on Palm Sunday, in this episode we consider Easter. Jesus rose, people saw him, and we today are invited to believe it for ourself and how his resurrection is a glimpse of our future resurrection.

Palm Sunday is the beginning of Holy Week, this journey we embark on leading us to the resurrection of Jesus on Easter. We'll glimpse a heavenly celebration and praise of the Lamb through the events of Palm Sunday.

As we journey through an election year, it's often a time of stress and uncertainty. So, there's no better time to find some comfort and peace through a glimpse of God on his throne.

Shadows are only cast from a larger object. The Bible uses the concept of shadows in the same way to help us look forward to something looming on the horizon, heaven, and this offers us our glimpse for episode 12.

Taking a bit of a detour from our normal format, in this episode we'll consider some of our favorite Christian music that gives us glimpses of heaven and Jesus' second coming.

If you think about it, we use the word holy a fair amount in everyday life. But what does holy really mean? It turns out holy things are heavenly things and offer us another glimpse of heaven today.

If you think about a veil, your mind probably goes to a wedding veil. But why? And what does a veil have to do with glimpses of heaven? We'll talk all about that in Episode 9 of Glimpses.

We have a day in the church year to commemorate Jesus' transfiguration but what is this event actually about. We'll unpack how this is a glimpse of heaven and why we can give thanks for accounts such as Matthew's of events like the Transfiguration.