In this episode Brother Jonathan talks about the life of King Josiah, and some applications that we are to take away from it.

We hear a lot today from certain people and ministries about having to "learn to discern" God's voice. But is that true? Is it Biblical? What does the Bible tell us about hearing from God in a special revelation?

In this episode Brother Jonathan talks about the gospel, how some things are incorrectly made the focus in explaining the gospel to people, and how the gospel is reasonable when it is laid out Biblically.

Have you ever wondered about what God's will was for you? What's the difference between presumption and the Holy Spirit's leading? Can you do the right thing in the flesh? Can God lead you contradictory to His Word? Brother Jonathan looks at these issues from the scriptures to bring clarity to this common question.

In this episode Brother Jonathan goes over some scriptures on marriage. What is the husband commanded? What is the wife commanded? For Christians, scripture should be the standard and not the exception.

What does the Bible say about divorce? What does it say about remarriage? Brother Jonathan answers these questions at-length, and goes over a number of different views on the matter. If you have ever asked this question, then listen to this episode.

Have you ever wondered what the Bible says about Heaven? There are a lot of false notions about Heaven, but what does the Bible say? Here is a quick answer, and also some important things to consider about the matter.

This is a short book review of The Spiritual Secret of Hudson Taylor. It was written by his son Dr. Howard Taylor. Brother Jonathan reads certain passages that relates Hudson Taylor's testimony of salvation, certain principles that he learned while young in the Lord, and the type of labor that he was accustomed to put into a day. Few books have edified and built up so many in the Lord as this one.

This episode is about one of the most defining aspects of a strong Christian life. If you look up Charles Finney, Hudson Taylor, George Muller, or any other man of God from history you will see that this characteristic defines their attitude towards God. What you have purposed in your heart will lead your actions.

Why do you see people "get saved" over and over and over again only to see them never change? If their is any true power in Christianity, the Bible, or the gospel of Jesus Christ: why do people "get saved" and they never outwardly change? If you have ever asked this question, listen to this brief answer.