Some less than famous martyr's from the reign of Julian the Apostate.

We aren't kidding with this title, Leviticus 18 and why we should not support the secular world's definition of life and morality.

Elihu's speech answers Job, I apologize for the audio at the end; it is what it is.

A final look at the work of Diocletian with the perseverance of 3 saints unto the end.

Genesis 1 provides our foundation for the World Health Organization and their attempt to incorporate intersectional insanity into their health analysis.  Plus you'll learn how Jesus is the Windex.

Job's final speech gives us an thorough look at how he sees himself, and God, and the world.

Emperor Diocletian and the martyrdom of Sebastian the Roman guard.

Matthew 7 leads our discussion on what it means to evaluate in Christ, and not assume the worst of believers while assuming the worst of the pagans around us.

Bildad with his final rebuke; but once again, in spite of both Job and his friends, God's wisdom and mercy shine brightly through.

The reign of Emperor Aurelian (270's A.D.) and the brokenness of a world lost in sin.