In this episode we look at the place that was created for the devil and his demons. Otherwise known as hell. We discuss how hell was never meant to be a place for humans but through sin and disobedience to God many will end up in this place for eternity. We will also look at Scripture that describes the place of hell and what it is like to be in that place. Finally, we look to the end of Revelation to see that all those in hell will be judged at the end of the millenial reign and those whose names are not written in the Lamb's Book of Life will be cast into the Lake of Fire forever. 

In this episode we look at what the Word of God has to say about God's home and our eternal hope. We take a look at what Jesus has to say about the place that He is preparing for us and whom this place is for. We then look to several passages where Isaiah, Ezekiel, and the apostle John had throne room experiences that show us what is at the center of heaven and what is happening in the throne room of God in heaven. Finally, we look to Isaiah and Revelation to see what the new heaven and new earth will be like and find the end of God's redemptive plan for man, that He would dwell with His people once again. 

In today's episode we take a look in at the Will of God. Throughout the Word we see the Bible reference the Will of God as showing us what God's desire is for His people. We will talk about how we can not only know the Will of God but how we can also be empowered by the Spirit of God so that we can align ourselves with God's will for our lives. When we walk in the Will of God we start to experience all of the good promises that God has stored up for His children.

In this week's episode we take a look at the reality of the Kingdoms around us. The reality is that we are living through the middle of a war in the spirit that is waging all around us. Through Jesus we have been delivered from the kingdom of darkness and into the Kingdom of the Son of His Love. In response to this miraculous salvation we are now called to live in awareness to this reality and join in with the Holy Spirit to bring the Kingdom of God to this earth just as Jesus said when He told us to pray for His Kingdom to come and His will to be done here on earth as it is in heaven. 

In this episode we take a look at the Gospel and what the fullness of what this Word means. Jesus began preaching the Good News of the Gospel even before He died on the cross and resurrected from the grave. Today the Gospel is still being preached and we find that it is the center point of the Scriptures. The mystery that was long awaited to be revealed to us is now ours to believe in and spread to the rest of our world.

In this episode we finish the series on the 3 things Jesus says we will do as His followers. Today's episode focuses on giving. Giving has been a marking trait of the Christian faith for years but what does the Word actually have to say about it. God likes a certain type of giver and when we give on earth we will find that God actually sees it as if we were giving straight to Him. Giving is a powerful practice in our life that will change our hearts and the world around us for the better. 

In this episode we continue to look at the 3 practices Jesus says we will do in Matthew 6. This week we are talking about fasting. What is the importance and purpose of fasting and should we still be doing it today? We will answer these questions and more in today's episode and look to the Word for the Truth of how people in the Bible fasted and how it changed their world forever.

In this episode we start to take a look at the 3 practices that Jesus says that we will do in the beginning of Matthew 6. First, we're going to talk about prayer. Jesus tells us where and how we should pray and then we look to other places in the Word that talk about prayer. Prayer is vital to the Christian life and Jesus even says that as we go to the Father in secret to pray He will reward us in the open. Listen in and hear how a true prayer life will change your life forever. 

In this episode we will be taking a look at communion. Communion is the common word used for the meal that Jesus shared with His disciples the night before He was betrayed. The communion meal is full of symbolism that goes all the way back to the time of Moses and the Israelites escaping Egypt and is still practiced today in the Church. Through out all of that time Jesus is the fulfillment and the future of what the communion meal symbolizes.

In this episode we will take a look at baptism, and specifically baptism in water. What does the word baptism mean and when is it appropriate to get baptized? First we look to the Word to find the context of when baptism was done and what were the prerequisites to being baptized. We see that baptism is something that Jesus had His disciples continue and command them to continue to do even after He leaves. Then we look to the Word to see how Paul talks about what baptism symbolizes and means for us as believers in Jesus.