Song of songs, as its name implies is perceived to be the greatest song written by the author. It is a book that many find hard to accept it's inclusion in the Bible because of its sensual appeal. Notwithstanding, it reveals the blessedness of human love as a gift and a reflection of divine love.

The Book of Ecclesiastes is one of the wisdom literatures of the Old Testament books. This book offers a realistic perspective of life from experience of a self indulging individual who seem to have enjoyed and endured life. His experience of it is one that defines life as vain and pointless leaving the reader in a state of finding hope outside what life presents. This hopelessness gives opportunity for the revelation and relevance of Jesus Christ as a figure of hope; which is what this episode presents to us.

The book of Proverbs is not only wisdom literature, it reveals Christ as the ultimate Wisdom and Understanding who gives Life, and is Life itself.

The book of Psalms is your regular go-to book in any situation and mood you find yourself. It seems to have the right text and context fit for every life situation in the Christian walk. Beyond this, it may interest you to know that this book is an expression of a personal and communal worship life in what seems to be shrouded in poetry, yet at its core, is a revelation of Christ in prophecies on His nature, coming, work, death, resurrection and everlasting Kingship.

The book of Job reveals a lot about God's sovereignty, human vulnerability, and how God can shape a man through suffering. Job's story also foreshadows the suffering of Christ who is God's Righteous man given to all humanity. This episode throws some light on how the story of Job is relevant to today's Christian life.

The book of Esther is said to be the book that doesn't have God's name mentioned in it, but certainly it is a book that is dominated by God's providence and deliverance for His people. In the book of Esther, God's faithfulness to His promise and His people stand out clearly.

Ezra and Nehemiah are very much alike in structure and the design of the books. They both lay emphasis on the return of Jewish remnants, the spiritual, moral and social reformation and restoration. In spite of all of these, Judah was awaiting it's everlasting King. But who is this King? Be blessed as you listen!

The book of Chronicles is a post-exilic book that was authored with the aim of giving hope to the remnants of the tribe of Judah after 75 years of exile in Babylon; the hope that God had not forgotten them, and His promise of the Messiah was still in place. It is a great book to study, and it gives hope even to believers today that if God kept His promise then, He will keep His promise now.

In this episode, we are having a look at the history of the Kings of Israel, and how their attitude towards God affected the entire nation. In this episode, we lay emphasis on how the faithfulness of all the Kings who came after David was compared with David's faithfulness to God.

The book of Samuel is an amazing book which reveals the mighty hand of God at work in the lives of His people in spite of their short falls, yet in all of this, the key thing is how those who are chosen by God respond to Him. It also gives the information on the genesis of God's everlasting Kingdom.