In this episode we will be in 1 Kings 14. In this chapter king jeroboam has sick son named Abijah. As Jeroboam seeks some answers concerning the fate of his son, we get a look into his attitude towards God and what he expects. What is my attitude toward God in times of crisis? And how do I learn to accept what God’s will is?

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In this episode we are looking at several different passages in the book of Proverbs. This book and its collection of wise sayings covers a very broad spectrum of topics and situations that we find ourselves in. What is the writers advice to me? And how can I begin to apply this knowledge in my life?

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In this episode we will be in the book of Proverbs. The voice of wisdom may be trying to call out to us, but what will she do when we ignore her voice? How does God feel when we refuse wisdom’s multiple attempts to shape and mold us? And what do I need to do so I can fall in line with God’s limits instead of constantly try to push past them?

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In this episode we will be in the first 3 chapters of Proverbs. In this opening to the book, Solomon is trying to help us see just how much we need wisdom. And not only how much we need it, but how hard it can be to find her voice and listen. What will it take for me to be able to hear the call of wisdom?

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In this episode we are looking at various passages that teach us how to not only encourage teachers, but what standard we should hold them to. What are we supposed to do when a teacher is not upholding the truths found in God’s word? And how can I ensure that when I teach, that I am sticking only to what God’s will is?

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In this episode we will be in John 21. There is a common teaching that comes from this passage that differentiates between a couple of Greek words that are both translated as “love”. Is there really a distinction between those Greek words? And can we become guilty of scrutinizing the Greek to the point we exclude the texts and its surrounding points all together?

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In this episode we will primarily be in John 1 taking a look at some of Jesus’ first followers. What did these men understanding about Jesus that made it worth leaving everything behind to follow him? And what did it take for them to go from loose associates of Jesus to full-time predecessor’s of Him? And how quickly were they willing to make the decision to follow Jesus?

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In this episode we will be in Genesis 1-5. In these opening Bible chapters, God tells us about the origins of the world, sin, and pride. But included in these chapters is a series of “sevens” that pair together to make an interesting point. Is God intentionally showing us that he is a God of pattern and repetition? Or is it a mere coincidence that these chapters have so much structure and order?

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In this episode we will be in Matthew 10. In this chapter, Jesus begins to send out his 12 apostles to preach and cast out demons. In this preparatory speech Jesus will warn them about what all they will encounter, and what attitude they should have as they go out into the world. What lessons do we learn from the 12 as we go out to evangelize today?

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In this episode we will be in 1 Kings 21. In this story we learn about a man named Naboth who gets his vineyard taken from him. Although it was King Ahab who wanted it, it is his wife Jezebel who finds an evil way to give it to her husband. What lessons do we learn about sin and repentance in a shocking story like this?

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