In this Sunday School lesson, Brother Blake explains the contrast between false teachers and faithful teachers.

In this lesson, Jacob is finally reunited with his long, lost son Joseph. Now, Israel settles in Egypt where they will be for the next 430 years.

In this message, I want to encourage believers to respond to this -and any- global crisis Biblically. How we react in all situations reflects our Father in Heaven. I also want to answer a few questions relative to how we, as a church, might respond to government mandates in such a situation.

In this lesson, there is a break in the action in order to seal these 144,000 evangelists. But who are they- And what is their purpose- This is not a minor issue. It will affect how we view this book and the age it covers. We hope to answer these questions Biblically in this sermon.

In this sermon, Joseph reveals himself to his brothers.

In this last lesson in Luke, we will see how Luke's Gospel ends-and yet, this is merely the end of the beginning of this age that we are living in. We will most certainly be encouraged here to share the message of the Gospel as our only Hope-and the only Hope of mankind.

In this sermon, we look at the 2nd through the 6th seal. We know this will challenge you.

In this Psalm, we find a prayer for deliverance from those around him-from society at large. And though we aren't sure when David penned these words, we certainly get a glimpse into his heart and emotions-which we can certainly relate to in our day.

In this passage, we will see that two of these unbelieving disciples get schooled on the Word of God-by the Word of God. The things they are taught are greatly helpful to us as we seek to serve God.

In this sermon, we examine the first seal of the seven-sealed scroll.