We continue in the Kingdom Years, and see the work of God and how it is consistent with who He is and has been from the beginning.

The construction of the Tabernacle courtyard and the implications it still has on our worship in this world.

Christian camp undoes bikini ban, a manly man goes shooting, and the Prince of the Power of the air demands a child sacrifice in the UK.

We finish marching through 1 Kings and see the punchline of what happens when the people of God forget who they are and why they are.

Our look at worship continues with the construction for the Tabernacle.

Medical ethics reject parental authority, transgender rights trumping everything else, and the dissolution of Boston Pride.

Philippians 3, teaching us about our foundations and how that relates to our goals for sanctified living.

Our look at thinking Biblically continues with the reign of Solomon in 1 Kings.

God begins to detail the Israelites worship; that definitely mattered then, but it still matters now as well.

The possible death penalty for liars, the evils of air conditioning, and the racism inherent in fireworks.