Since Jesus ministered 2000 years ago, people have speculated the end of days are near. People have sought scripture, stars, ancient calendars, psychics, and scientific evidence trying to prove when, where, and how. But what does the Bible say? Is the Bible's prediction of the end times accurate? And if so, how do we prepare? Join us as we discuss Jesus' prediction about the last of days. With special guest Just-M.

The first in this 3-part series on Gideon the heroic judge of Israel.

Sometimes God places obstacles in life to give us a boost. Sometimes our opposition can motivate us to work harder towards our goals. Join us as we discuss the story of Hannah as she overcame challenges of infertility and ridicule.

Join us as we discuss The Parable of The Foolish and Wise Virgins and what it means as it relates to the end times.

Have you ever watched a baby try to take their first steps? You watch as they wobble, unsure if their legs can make the journey. Their faith is questioned and often the stoop before meeting the loving arms of their mother. This is often us when we start our Christian journey, lacking faith and feeling out of reach of our loving Father. But God is always there to catch us when we fall. Join us as we explore the interaction between Jesus and Peter as he steps out on faith and tries to walk on water.

Join us as we discuss the story of Daniel in the Lion's Den.

Join us as we discuss Jesus' interaction with the outcasted woman at the well.

Ever felt like Jesus was late with your miracle? Ever felt like you've been a faithful servant but when you are in need God's taking his time? You are not alone. Mary and Martha were friends of Jesus. They loved him and welcomed him whenever he traveled through Bethany. The one time they needed Him, He procrastinated. It must have felt devastating. But, He did it out of love. Join us as we discuss the miracle Jesus performed after Mary and Martha's brother, Lazarus, got sick and died.

In most of the stories about David, he is presented as the hero. But in this story, he's the villian. Join us as we look at the infamous story of Bathsheba and David from the perspective of Bathsheba, Uriah, and Joab.

When Solomon was asked, "what do you wish for?" he could have had anything imaginable. But he made the wise decision to ask for wisdom and it became the gift that kept on giving. His kingdom was blessed as a result of his gift. But even with all that intelligence, he still had trouble applying it to his own life. Why? And what can we learn from Solomon's failures and victories?