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  Today’s Q&A has several powerful questions that we try our best to provide the best biblical answers possible, and these questions include: what happened at Gilgal in Amos and Hosea; whether the UFO phenomenon connects to the end‑times deception; whether Scripture teaches eternal conscious torment; what Jude meant when he spoke of “earnestly contend for the faith”; whether calling Jesus simply “Jesus” minimizes His title after the resurrection; and the youth’s question for the month concerns a Christian student, and how he should respond to an atheist teacher’s hostility toward his faith, and Christianity in general. We invite you to come study God’s Word with us today!

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  In this episode, we discuss why Paul told Timothy to “use a little wine,” and that leads us to talk about water quality, medicinal use, Greek wordings, and Timothy’s stomach issues or anxieties. Paul then explains in vv. 24-25 how elders whose sins or good works become manifest, and some of them are open beforehand, and others later at the judgment. Entering chapter 6, Paul addressed servants or slaves who were under the yoke, urging them to honor their masters to avoid blaspheming God. He also instructed believing servants not to despise believing masters. This is an episode you don’t want to miss, so come study God’s Word with us today!

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  In today’s episode, we go over how Paul taught that elders who labor in doctrine deserve honor and material support, citing “not muzzling the ox…” because “the laborer is worthy of his reward.” Paul also warned us against receiving accusations without witnesses and commands public rebuke of elders who sin, so others may fear. He cautioned Timothy not to lay hands on any man suddenly, and much more. We encourage you to come study God’s Word with us today!

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  In this episode, we discuss how Jesus taught that believers must shine the light that God has given them.  The Lord saves us to be an influence to others, to bring glory to our Heavenly Father, and to live as salt and light. Jesus fulfilled the Law completely and showcases how true righteousness is within, not without. We also talk about how Jesus took the root of murder deep into the heart and exposed anger and contempt as destructive steps towards murder. Our speech is a mirror of our hearts, and we can’t truly worship the Lord with hearts that are not right with God. Broken relationships are obstacles to true worship, and this is why we feel this episode is so needful… we invite you to come study God’s Word with us today!

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  In today’s episode, we discuss what Paul meant when he said that younger widows had cast off their faith. Once they did this, then they became idle, gossipy, and meddlesome… sounds like a great group of women, huh? Some of them were possibly even involved in “curious arts.” Paul commanded the younger widows to remarry, bear children, and guide the home to avoid reproach. We stress reading the scriptures in their proper context and applying them accurately. We finish by debating whether the “elders” of verse 17 are older widows, elderly people, or ministers. We encourage you to study God’s Word with us today!

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  In today’s episode, we present the argument that 1Tim. 5:8 is commonly taken out of context and misapplied to lazy husbands. The truth of the matter is that Paul is speaking to the men who refuse to take care of widows and refuse to support them. We discuss the qualifications for widows receiving help from the church, and we also go over the dangers younger widows face in “waxing wanton against Christ.” When you abandon earlier commitments, it always leads to condemnation and the possibility that you may cast your faith away.

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  In this Q&A, we provide answers for several great questions, and among them are: why did John the Baptist ask if Jesus was the One; whether the serpent in Eden is the same being who tempted Jesus in the wilderness; the meaning of the concubine’s dismemberment in Judges 19; how to understand “ask and it shall be given”; whether Psalm 45 points to Jesus as the Messiah; whether the 400 “silent years” were truly silent; and why Luke 17:34 mentions “2 men in one bed.” We believe you will be delighted by this episode, and that’s why we want to encourage you to come and study God’s Word with us today!

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  In today’s study, we discuss how “elder” refers to older men, and not ministers. Paul said to treat them “as a father” and then he addressed ministers that he also referred to as elders later in v. 17. We talk about how Timothy needed to relate to older and younger believers “with all purity.” We then shifted the conversation to widows, and gave a biblical definition for those who “are widows indeed.” These women are truly desolate, godly, and prayerful, which means they deserve honor, respect, and our support. Come study God’s Word with us today!

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  In today’s study, we discuss Paul’s charge to Timothy and his to command to teach doctrine, emphasizing trust in the living God and Christ as Savior. He told Timothy needed to rise above criticism about his age, and then he told him how to do that. He said it would be done by his conduct “in word, in conversation, in charity, in spirit, in faith, in purity.” He urged Timothy to read, exhort, guard doctrine, and not neglect his spiritual gift. By watching his life and teaching, he would safeguard himself and those who heard him. We believe this is an episode that will bless you, so come and study God’s Word with us today!

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  In today’s episode, we begin a study of the Sermon on the Mount. This Sermon is for all believers, including the Beatitudes which are spiritual traits that can only be produced by God. We discuss humility, mourning over sin, meekness, mercy, righteousness, purity, peacemaking, and enduring persecution. Jesus called believers salt and light, and we are meant to influence the world through Christlike character. The sermon details what true Christian living should look like, and  it also contrasts believers with the world. We invite you to come study God’s Word with us today!