Dr. Randy White teaches the history and prophetic significance of the city of Jerusalem.

Making A Thanks-Living Life Easier Colossians 3:12-17

Dr. Randy White critiques a critique of so-called Mid-Acts Dispensationalism.

Dr. Randy White continues the verse-by-verse exposition of the book of Romans. This session covers Romans 10:5-13

Dr. Randy White takes your theological, Biblical and worldview questions.

Q1.) What do you think about reformed theology as taught by by RC Sproul and others?

Q2.) Did Jesus travel to Hell while He was in the tomb?

Q3.) Might a husband and wife continue to live alongside on e another in Heaven?

Q4.) Who would be at the marriage supper of the Lamb?

Q5.) Are there degrees of punishment in Hell?

Q6.) How should Christians give?

Q7.) What happens to the godly gentile who doesn't know Jesus?

Q8.) Can you reconcile Isaiah 54:3 and Romans 16:25?

Dr. Randy White gives the “bird’s eye view” of the Bible, from cover to cover, all in a single sermon.

Dr. Randy White gives information that is fundamental to a proper interpretation of the book of Revelation. Whether you are studying the book or just hear a lesson from time-to-time, this material will help you rightly divide the book of Revelation.

The Song of Solomon is a mystery to many and avoided by almost all. Some say that young people should not even be allowed to read it until they are 30 years old. Most preachers have never studied the book and even less taught it. Yet orthodox Jewish women read the Song of Solomon every Sabbath and rejoice in its beauty.

Is the Song of Solomon a simple love story? Is it an allegory? If it is an allegory, is it about Christ and the Church or about God’s love for Israel?

The Song of Solomon is a mystery to many and avoided by almost all. Some say that young people should not even be allowed to read it until they are 30 years old. Most preachers have never studied the book and even less taught it. Yet orthodox Jewish women read the Song of Solomon every Sabbath and rejoice in its beauty.

Is the Song of Solomon a simple love story? Is it an allegory? If it is an allegory, is it about Christ and the Church or about God’s love for Israel?

This concluding series through the Song of Solomon will review the major themes of the book and provide an outline of the the entire work. Even if you have not been part of the previous verse-by-verse sessions, this session will give you a good handle on the Song of Songs.

The Song of Solomon is a mystery to many and avoided by almost all. Some say that young people should not even be allowed to read it until they are 30 years old. Most preachers have never studied the book and even less taught it. Yet orthodox Jewish women read the Song of Solomon every Sabbath and rejoice in its beauty.

Is the Song of Solomon a simple love story? Is it an allegory? If it is an allegory, is it about Christ and the Church or about God’s love for Israel?