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In this episode, we look at the exciting thought that the Captain of our Salvation, is not ashamed to call us His brethren! This shows us the familial love that our Savior has for all of humanity. There are several things that we cover while looking at this amazing idea, but then, we have 2 great questions that we field in our Q&A segment. The first is: Why does the Bible refer to God receiving us as an adoption? The second question: Is there any significance in the number of the wounds of Christ? We hope you will be delighted with today's offering!

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Today, we will give an exhortation on how God put everything under the feet of Jesus, plus, we will also look at how Jesus tasted death for every man, and He did this in order to bring many sons unto glory. We try to cover many topics and themes in this study before we are hit with an intriguing question in our Q&A. The query is: Why does Is. 45:7 say that God created the good AND the evil? Doesn't that make God evil? I believe you will find today's podcast most enjoyable!

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In this episode, we look at the amazing question that David asked God from the Psalms, of which the writer of the Book of Hebrews reiterated many years later. Just as this was a reasonable question in David's time, and in the author of Hebrews time, it is just as reasonable for us in our day. We will look at several other things within today's study along with this. In our Q&A segment, we try to give our best answer to the question: Why do so many bad things happen in the world if God is in control? This is something that has been debated for centuries, but we try to answer it to the best of our ability. You don't want to miss today's podcast!

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In today's episode, we investigate the sin of neglect, what it is, how it happens, and what it means for us. We try to encourage others to not fall into this terrible sin. We examine several words in this study as well. We are hit with 2 very good questions at the end in our Q&A segment. The first one is: When babies are aborted, do their souls go to heaven? The second question is: Why was Joseph the favorite of all Jacob's sons? I believe you will find the study challenging, and the questions entertaining... we hope you enjoy today's episode!

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In today's podcast, we bring up the necessity of giving heed to those things which we have heard, lest we should let them slip away from us. This thought causes us to speak about what happens if we do allow these things to slip from us. As you have probably already figured out, this is how one could begin neglecting this great salvation Jesus has purchased for us with His blood. In our Q/A segment, we field the question: Where did Noah get all of the pitch that he used for the ark, and what is pitch anyway? We believe you will find the answer to this to be fascinating... come join us!

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Welcome to episode 7, where we will be studying how all of the enemies of Jesus will be brought under His feet. Who are these enemies? When will all of this happen?
We will also try to explain the true purpose of the angels in this episode. Are angels created just to sit on clouds? How powerful are the angels?
We also want to announce that this podcast will be everyday for the first month, but then it will go to a Monday, Wednesday, and Friday format.
Today, on our answer segment, we grapple with a couple of questions. One of them is: What is the significance of the veil being torn from the top to the bottom? Our other question is: What does it mean when the Bible says if you fail to provide for your own, you have denied the faith, and are worse than an infidel?

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In today's episode, we will be trying to understand who the 'fellows' are that is mentioned in Heb. 1:9. There are some who believe this is speaking of the angels. There are others who say it is mankind. Which view is right? Which one of them is the most biblical? Join us to see what conclusions we arrive at.
Our question segment certainly gets interesting today, as we are asked why Jesus is considered as 'Jesus of Nazareth' when He was really from Bethlehem.

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In this episode, we try to explain what God meant when He speaks to the Son who has been from everlasting to everlasting, and says: This day have I begotten thee. If the Son is the Word, and the Word was in the beginning with God, how was He begotten at a later point in time?
We also tackle two very intriguing questions at the end. One of them is: Who wrote the book of Hebrews? The next one is even more complicated: Is it right to judge or not?
We invite everyone to come along with us on this journey through the Bible!

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Today, we tackle one of the author of Hebrews favorite things to do... comparisons between something that the Jews held in high regard, and contrasting it with Jesus. That just happens to be the angels in this episode. We also have a very interesting question that came in. We try to answer: Why did God tell Adam to leave his mother and father and cleave to his wife, when Adam had no mother nor father?

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In this episode, we dig into the phrase 'the brightness of His Glory', and dive into the Greek meaning here. The word 'apaugasma' is a Greek word which describes the brightness of God's glory, and it is also the fulfillment of the wisdom of God.
At the end, we tackle an interesting question that was sent in: Does God hear us every time we pray?