This episode is a devotional based on Isaiah 8:10-20 about fearing God and not worrying about the schemes of men.

This episode is a devotional on Romans 15:1-13 examining the theme of hope woven through the passage and Paul's two prayers for the Romans, but not touching on his instructions to the Romans, nor the reasons he gives for those instructions.

This episode is a devotional from Ecclesiastes 3:9-22 encouraging us to choose joy knowing that God is in control in the midst of corruption, evil, and the hardships of life.

This episode examines each text mentioning the gift of languages: Mark  16, Acts 2, 10, and 19, and 1 Corinthians 12-14. Paul's four regulations of the use of the gift are examined: (1) only in love for building  others up, (2) only accompanied by interpretation, (3) only one speaker at a time, and (4) only three speakers maximum in a gathering. Also included are some speculations as to why these regulations are given and three proposals for understanding why Paul's instructions are different from what can be observed in Acts when the gift is used.

This episode (a) touches on God's loving nature, (b) goes into depth on His (1) anger, (2) mercy, (3) holiness, (4) power, and (5) knowledge, and (c) alludes to His presence.

This bonus episode takes the passages from the previous episode On Gender and reorganizes them around the four topics (1) women teaching, (2) male headship, (3) female submission, (4) child rearing, and (5) household management. A few additional Scriptures are also consulted.

This episode starts off with the Bible's overall approach to gender and then introduces Scriptures that lay out instructions for males and females in the church and the home.

This episode teaches on how the Bible (1) affirms that there is one and only one true God, (2) simultaneously affirms the deity of three persons, and (4) maintains that those persons are distinct from one another.

This episode brings forward Scriptures that address how the Bible intends  its readers to think in the realm of (1) Metaphysics, (2) Axiology, and  (3) Epistemology and their subdomains. The video does not go in depth  into any of these areas. In each, it just gives a few thoughts about how  the Bible might have its readers think.

This episode is a teaching on (1) the Bible's position about new revelation  being added to Scripture and (2) about how the Bible regulates the use  of prophecy in the church. Four biblical tests for prophecy are  examined: (1) accuracy, (2) results, (3) peer review, and (4) orthodoxy.