How does the book of Isaiah wrap up? What insight do we get about the end of history? Guest teacher David Arthur concludes a series called, Comfort for His People.

Youve heard the saying, stop the world; I want to get off! Is this earth all there is? Guest teacher David Arthur explores the promised new Heaven and new Earth, as he presents more of a series in the second part of Isaiah.

Can we mere mortals provoke God to anger? Scripture provides the answer and provides us needed insight into our Lords nature. Guest teacher David Arthur digs deeper into a series from the second part of Isaiah.

Do you ever feel like God is not listening or is hiding from you? Nothing could be further from the truth. Guest teacher David Arthur points out that God is always near to His children. Its more of a series called, Comfort for His People.

Does the study of prophecy leave you bewildered and frustrated? Guest teacher David Arthur from Precept Ministries shows you why studying prophecy is important and why it doesnt have to be frustrating.

More than ever, our society needs men and women who embrace and understand truth. And that truth is found in Gods Word. Guest teacher David Arthur explores more nuggets of truth from the book of Isaiah, as he presents more of a series titled, Comfort for His People.

Is it OK to keep asking God the same thing over and over in prayer? Guest teacher David Arthur shows you why its not only OK, its expected that we be persistent.

In the book of Isaiah, we read about Christians who are wearing robes of righteousness. Guest teacher David Arthur unpacks the meaning of the term.

How does Gods Word describe the believers role? How are we to live our lives? Does God have a specific design for us? Guest teacher David Arthur provides the answers from Scripture, as he moves further into a series in the second part of Isaiah titled, Comfort for His People.

Isaiah prophesied to his own people, who did not want to receive the bad news. Today, people reject the message of Christ. Guest teacher David Arthur looks at the role of the prophet, as he continues a series in the second part of Isaiah, titled, Comfort for His People.