A recounting of the Easter story where Jesus appears to two discouraged disciples on the road to Emmaus.

Outlines the evidence that supports Christ's resurrection as an historical event.

Hosea speaks to lethargy and complacency and urges us to press forward in the Lord with urgency, to seek him actively.

Both Jesus and the Apostle Paul taught very clearly that we must love our enemies, not hate them and seek revenge. Uses examples from Charlie Kirk's memorial service.

Hope and encouragement to those who are crushed and hopeless. An exposition from the Hebrew.

A short story of the hardships encountered by Mary and Joseph going to Bethlehem, and their final realization that it was God's plan all along.

An exposition of Paul's command to patiently -- and with love -- forbear and forgive.

 A verse by verse exposition of Psalm 100, Old Hundredth that teaches us to bring thanks before the Lord. 

Explains the image of a 'living' sacrifice and outlines why and how our way of thinking has been corrupted by conforming to the culture, and needs a thorough renewing by God, so we see his future for our lives.

Traces the history of Peter Waldo (1140-1205 AD), who translated the Bible into the venacular and then sought to live out Jesus' commands, with his followers, the Waldensians, no matter what the cost. He was a proto-Protestant who lived three centuries before the Protestant Reformation.