In this episode, we are going to be listening to Justin Pratt, who serves the Lord with his family in Kirkland Lake, Ontario.  His message is based on the events of Acts 20, examining Paul's address to the Ephesian elders.  

In this episode, we are going to be listening to Bryan Joyce.  His message is based on the events of I Chronicles 13-21, examining David the Worshipper.

In this episode, we are going to be listening to Curtis Marshall, who serves the Lord with his family at the Lansing Assembly in Toronto.  His message is based on the events of Matthew 4, examining the temptation in the wilderness and Jesus' victory over it.  

In this episode, we are going to be listening to James Joyce on a message he spoke from II Peter 3:8.  In the example Peter provides, we often focus on the second part, "1,000 years is as a day" but how often have we considered the first part, "A day is like 1,000 years with the Lord".  

In this episode, we are going to be hearing from Stephen Marisette on a message he did on Psalm 46. This Psalm has been attributed by many as being written in the days of Hezekiah the King.   

In this episode, we are going to be hearing from Sam Moore on a message he did from Psalm 1.  This Psalm forms an introduction to the entire collection of Jewish Psalms by comparing the thoughts and actions of the 'righteous' with the 'wicked'.  

In this episode, we are going to be hearing from Paul Marisette on a message he did from John 9 when Jesus healed the man born blind.  Many wondered why this man was born in this way.  They were certain it had to do with someone's sin.  The problem is that they asked the wrong question.  

We often dedicate too much time to the 'cause' when faced with a daunting challenge in life, when we should be more focussed on the 'purpose'.  This is what we learn from this story.  

In this episode, we are going to be hearing from Danny DiMarco, who is an elder that serves, along with his wife Mary Ann, at the Lansing Assembly.  Danny’s message is entitled, “lessons on ‘good works’ from Titus".  The letter was actually written by Paul to Titus, who was a missionary of the early church.  

In this episode, we are going to be hearing from Vince Giraldi, who serves the Lord with his family here at Langstaff.  His message is entitled, “What are you most grateful for in life?”; and is based on John 3 and I Corinthians 15.  This message was first delivered on Canadian Thanksgiving weekend but is applicable at all times.  

In this episode, we are going to be listening to Joel Griffin, who serves the Lord along with his wife Kaleigh and their children in the country of Angola.  Joel will be providing an overview of the book of the Acts in this episode, which is a part II to Luke’s incredible gospel account; taking us from the life and times of Jesus to the early days of His followers after His Resurrection.