Pastor Mat looks at the techniques used by the ancient Babylonians to try to brainwash Daniel and the other Israelites during the Babylonian Captivity, in order to conform them to the Chaldean worship and lifestyle. Then he looks at the pressure on believers in Christ to conform to the current "Babylonian" worldview today. How did Daniel resist -- and how do we?

Pastor Mat shows us how Jesus made it possible for us to have peace with God.

Pastor Mat takes us through the first six of seven seals of judgment to come at the end of the age.

Pastor Mat teaches on one of his favorite Psalms. This song of David's extols our omnipotent (all-powerful), omniscient (all-knowing), and omnipresent (everywhere present) God. He made us; He knows everything about us; and yet He still loves us.

In this chapter, the Apostle Paul gives the Jewish element in the church a Bible study on salvation by grace and faith, not by works. Pastor Mat also explains what is meant when Scripture says God calls things that are not as though they are.

Pastor Mat begins this study with a look at what the Prophet Daniel refers to when he writes about the "seventy weeks of years," in Daniel 9. Then we move on to Revelation, where we begin looking at the first two Seals broken by the Lamb.

In this encouraging study, Pastor Mat looks at the depths of the love of God and reminds us that we can have as much of the Lord as we want if we'll just let Him in. We also look at the Apostle Paul's prayer - which serves as an excellent model for us when praying for ourselves and others.

The Apostle John sees in heaven a Book with seven seals and hears an angel ask: Who is worthy to break the seals and open the book? What is this book? Why is it sealed seven times? Why does John weep when he thinks no one can open it? And who is worthy to break the seals and open this book? Pastor Mat looks at all this and also why Jesus is pictured as BOTH a Lion and a Lamb.

Here, Scripture declares that God is the God of everyone -- Jew and Gentile alike. And although we are all sinners and He is a Righteous Judge, He still offers justification to all through His Son. Pastor Mat points out how God can be both Just and Justifier.

Drawing from this Psalm and the life of King Hezekiah, Pastor Mat points out that God shows up when we get into a tight spot. He gives us grace for the moment -- when we need it. Sometimes, however, we must roll out that need before Him.