An encouraging sermon on always looking at the bright side.

A message about forgiveness in the context of marriage, yet the principles can really be applied in any relationship.

The last message in the History of the Bible series. This one is one where we look at actual comparisons of the older English Bibles (particularly the KJV) that follow the the Traditional Antiochian Received Text, and the modern English versions that follow the Alexandrian Critical Text. Are the alterations significant? Is doctrine affected in any way?

Roadblocks are inevitable in a marriage, but how we respond to the roadblocks will be what makes our marriage a joy or a headache.

A history of the beginning of modern english Bible versions from the 19th century to today. A look at the critical apparatuses that came out regarding the Textus Receptus / Received Text / Traditional Text, and then the Critical Text editions that came out following. The Revised Version of 1881 was supposed to be based upon the Received Text and simply update some archaic words in the Authorized King James Version, but with a vow of secrecy they instead chose to use Westcott and Hort's Critical Greek Text based upon the corrupt Codex Vaticanus and Codex Sinaiticus. John Burgon and others opposed the switching of the texts and produced scholarly research works regarding the purity of the Traditional Text and the depravity of the newly found texts.

A resurrection day sermon.

The benefits of the death of Christ.

A message on the history, method of translation, and the character and faith of the translators of the English Bible that we know as the King James Version.

A sermon of how the Word of God has and will continue to endure. A look at a few of the men the Lord used in this process and how the state churches opposed the word of God being in the common language.

The first part in the history of the Bible. A study on the New Testament Greek manuscripts.