Ever feel distant from God but you know you gave your life to Christ? Then this episode is for you! You will see that even as a mature believer you still struggle with sin, but you are not alone. The fact that you struggle with sin is a good sign. If the struggle is not there then that is a bad sign because you are not being convicted by the Holy Spirit. Here's the deal, there is holiness in the struggle. Paul explains this in Romans 7 and 8.

In this episode you will find peace when you realize that you are "In Christ Jesus" the moment you gave your life to Him. 

You will see how the virgin birth of Jesus the Messiah was foretold 700 years before he was born.

In this episode you will also get an overview of the prophetic book of Isaiah.

Jesus asked the religious leaders a question about Psalm 110. He asked them who's son the Messiah is and they answered, "The son of David".

Then Jesus asked them, "How is it then, that he says, 'The LORD says to my Lord, sit at my right hand until I make your enemies your footstool'".

They could not answer.

Psalm 110 is quoted in the New Testament more than any other Psalm and you will see why in this episode.

You will see what Jesus said about His return and the end of the age. In Matthew 24-25 Jesus tells his disciples what to expect leading up to his return and what it will look like.  

You will see why God had Psalm 81 state, "This He established in Joseph as a Testimony".

In the Old Testament the word "Testimony" always refers to God Himself. You will see why in this episode.

You will see Jesus as the Great King and the Bridegroom in this amazing Psalm 45.

You will gain insight into how to find Jesus in the Old Testament.

This Psalm is a beautiful picture into the the great wedding feast of Jesus with his bride, the bride of Christ. Then you will see these others enter in who are called the virgins. Revelation chapter 14 refers to the 144,000 Jewish believers as the virgins. You will see the connection as you hear this teaching into the Royal Psalm.

What does the Bible say about worry? Jesus commanded us not to worry. Then he gave us reasons why we need not to worry.

In this episode you will gain valuable tools from the Old and New Testament scriptures on how to deal with fear, worry and anxiety.

The children cried out "Hosanna, blessed be the Son of David". This angered the religious leaders and they commanded Jesus to stop them. Then Jesus takes them to Psalm 8, and shows them the scripture that those little children fulfilled right before their eyes.

You will see how God wants to have a friendship with you. If you find yourself frustrated because you are trying to please God by following a set of rules and regulations, then this episode will help you.