This is a quick share episode from 2 Peter 1:16-2:3. The devotional touches on the prophecy of Scripture and how that prophetic word was confirmed and briefly looks at topic of the false prophets of old and the false teachers of today.

This episode looks at questions about Jewishness in the New Testament. The following topics are examined: the permanence of the covenants with Israel versus their ability to be broken, the continuation of the Law versus its annulment, and the practice of Judaism versus ceasing to practice it. Passages from the Torah, the Prophets, the teachings of Jesus, the Acts of the Apostles, the writings of Paul, the letter to the Hebrews, and the book of James are all examined.

This quick share episode tells the story of the death of the prophet Balaam as originally recorded in Numbers 31:8. The ministry of Balaam in Numbers 22-25 is reviewed, and his sin is discussed as highlighted in Numbers 31:16, 2 Peter 2:14-16, Jude 11, and Revelation 2:14. The devotional challenge is given for us to not follow in the way of the error of the prophet Balaam.

This episode looks at the what Scripture has to say about the dual natures of Jesus Christ (both God and man) and it examines why the dual natures of Jesus Christ matter.

This is a devotional encouragement based on Lamentations 2:9-14. The challenge is to listen to the Law of the Lord and not to walk in our own ways.

This episode looks at Scriptures talking about what people consist of. Scriptural evidence for cohesionist, dichotomist, trichotomist, and  polytomist views of man are all examined.

This devotional episode is from James 1 and it is about the blessings in temptation. Particular focus is given to Verse 2 and Verse 12.

This topical episode is about being made in the image of God and bearing God's image.

This devotional episode is about how to appropriately speak against people from Jeremiah 40:13-16.

Starting in Mark 11 with Jesus' teaching on faith after the fig tree incident, this episode takes a glace at the question of God's will versus human selfishness in the application of that faith teaching of Jesus (John 5, 1 Corinthians 13). The question of God's will in suffering versus health, prosperity, and happiness is brought up (James 1, 1 Peter 1), and the primary passage on physical healing is looked at (James 5).