Listen in as Kurt seeks to provide biblical answers to questions from the congregation on the Trinity, the second coming, and the biblical teaching on what happens to infants when they die.

Listen in as James (and Charles) remind us to be "doers of the word, and not merely hearers who delude themselves."

Listen in as we consider the public nature of Jesus' death and resurrection ... and are challenged respond to the truths that we know about the Christ.

Bill Rillo presents the biblical case for missionary labor at training pastors, and presents his own burden to do so at the Central Africa Baptist College in Kitwe, Zambia. Scripture quotations are from The Holy Bible, English Standard Version® (ESV®), copyright © 2001 by Crossway, a publishing ministry of Good News Publishers. Used by permission. All rights reserved.

Listen in as we consider the good news in the midst of a great prophecy of judgment ... and how there is good news in the midst of (and even because of) God's judgment for God's people in every generation.

Listen in as we hear God's strong words of denunciation and judgment against the ancient empire of Assyria ... and as we hear, through them, of the quarrel that He must surely have with modern America as well.

Listen in as we consider the longest psalm (and chapter) in all the Bible ... an exquisite celebration of the word of God!

Listen in as we begin a series of studies on the Old Testament prophecy of Nahum ... starting just where the prophet does: with a sighting of the Almighty!

Someone has said that the Christian is the most conflicted of all men. Or, in the words of Luther, he is simultaneously just and sinner. Listen in as we overhear Paul giving voice to this conflict in his own soul, and as we draw some applications from what he says.

Listen in as we consider a passionate psalm of victory, allowing it show us how we ought to respond to God's victories in our lives ... and allowing it, also, to point us to the victory of Christ!