Here’s where things get interesting. We’ve seen that all of creation was God’s temple until the Fall. We see the imagery of the tabernacle constructed under Moses, we learn that Jesus IS the temple, but there will come a day when all of creation will be God’s temple once more. Wowza! Let’s investigate that monumental claim!

There’s one thing that all Christians need to understand – it is all about Jesus, and the Jewish temple is not an exception. The Israelites performed rituals and ceremonies that foreshadowed the day of the Messiah. Today we dig deeper

Yesterday, we enjoyed a 20,000 foot view of the temple as God prescribed in the Bible. Today, we look at the details and discover a most consistent and glorious theme throughout!

The earth is littered with holy buildings erected as a meeting place for man and God. Some claim that within this walls of such edifices, special revelations are uttered and cosmic activities are experienced. What mysteries are contained within the confines of these majestic monuments? The concept of a temple – or meeting place of God – isn’t new, but not all temples are equal. Today we venture into the house of God, and learn the plan and the purpose of the temple.

This event is often overlooked, and that’s a tragedy. Today we discuss why the ascension was not just important, but necessary.

Today we discuss the pinnacle of the Christian faith – we look back to the original Resurrection Sunday as we look forward to today’s Resurrection Sunday celebrations.

Sure, this discussion takes place on a Wednesday, but the topic is Good Friday – the day of Jesus’s death on the cross. What’s so good about it? Oh! So glad you asked!

Today we fast forward over 30 years – from the birth of Christ, to Jesus’ triumphal entry. It gets real very quickly when we recognize that we are entering into the fury of passion week!

Today we discuss the significance of God entering into history.

Pastor Dan Stott of Grace Calvary Church traveled over 2200 from Ship Bottom, NJ to the Key Radio Provo studios to discuss the Gospel. Yes, sir. The Gospel is that important.