Today's text is popularly misquoted and interpreted and it says, "For you know the grace of our Lord Jesus Christ, that though He was rich, yet for your sakes He became poor, that you through His poverty might become rich."

What does it really mean? What kind of riches and poverty was being referred to here? Press PLAY

Is God really good? How can we be sure? Why is there so much evil in the world?

What happened with Saul and the Amalekites? Why did God ask him to destroy all of them including women, children, animals and everything?

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In today's episode, Stephanie shares her lessons from Exodus 3 and talks to us about being open to God's leadings. Press PLAY.

How should the believer live on this earth? In today's episode, we continue with our commentary of the Book of Ephesians from chapter 4-6. 

What does it mean to put on the whole armour of God? How should we conduct ourselves in the world? Press PLAY

In this episode, Moses gives us a rundown commentary on Ephesians 1-3 which is all about the Believer's Identity in Christ. How was the sin problem solved? Who are we now? Press PLAY. 

We received feedback that some of the points explained in the first episode of Season 5, the expository commentary of 1st John chapter 1 wasn't clear. How can we be so sure that the first chapter of the letter was to be read to unbelievers and wasn't meant for believers? Clinton came back to explain this beyond reasonable doubt. Press PLAY. 

In this episode, Clinton gives us a complete commentary on 1John chapter 1. What does the Bible say about the forgiveness of sins and the confessions of sins? Press PLAY as Clinton answers this and more. 

In today's episode, Eniola shares lessons from her study of the book of Acts with us. Press PLAY for an enlightening and edifying time with lessons you might have never caught before from the book of Acts. 

I realized that a lot of people dread bible study and for some, it’s not because they don’t want to, they really do. However, they don’t end up doing it because after procrastinating one day, you’ll want to keep doing just that. We see believers who pray well but don’t read or study their bibles. But the truth is that it’s not meant to be. Prayer won’t cover up your need to study the bible and vice versa. The old-time childhood song that says, “Read your bible, pray everyday if you want to grow” still stands very much correct today. For this reason, I partnered with the Lord of hosts to bring this season of our podcast to you. It’s titled Bible Talks: Rekindling your love for the Bible.

Our aim is that you see all you could be learning if only you give time to study. Our aim is to challenge you to be the workman that needs not to be ashamed because you have studied to show yourself approved. Stay tuned and press PLAY

Fear makes it hard to let go. We’re afraid of what will happen to us if we lose something that we depend on for our survival or happiness. So, we hold on as best as we can. So how do we let go of things we can't control? How do we know those things we can or cannot control? Press PLAY to find out.