Henry the 8th rebelled against the Pope, formed a new church, divorced and beheaded his wives--all to insure that he would have a male heir to sustain his throne. He failed. His daughter Elizabeth reigned and in the end the Tudor dynasty failed. But there is a dynasty that will never end. Who started this dynasty and who guarantees that it will last forever? Let’s find out why King David’s Son is the ultimate ruler of planet earth.

A widow abandoned her family, her country, and her gods. What drove her to abandon everything and hike with her aging mother-in-law to a small town called Bethlehem. Its one of the most beautiful love stories ever told. This love story is about far more than woman meets man and they live happily ever after. The book of Ruth is about the length of a riveting short story, but it gives us another important clue in HisStory.

The news presents video of Muslims killing because of their devotion to Mohammed. For them he is the greatest prophet. Jews argue that Moses is the greater—he spoke face to face with God. But Jesus claimed to be the greatest. Who do you believe is the greatest prophet and why? God’s Message of glory and grace in Deuteronomy gives the answer to how you can personally decide who the real Prophet is.

He was an immoral materialist. A prophet with a hunger to make a buck yet somehow when he opened his mouth God spoke. Buried in Israel's wilderness wanderings in the Old Testament Book of Numbers chapter 24 is a powerful Messianic prophecy delivered 1400 years before Jesus. It's the prophecy of the Star from Jacob.

The Passover-it's a high holy day for Jews and has been so for 3400 years. From the first Passover in Egypt until 70 AD lambs were sacrificed and Jews remembered God's protection of their firstborn by the blood of a lamb and then their deliverance from Egypt. From the destruction of their Temple in 70 AD until the present no lambs or any other sacrifices have been offered. Why did the omnipotent God of Israel allow sacrifices, and specifically the Passover sacrifice to end?

Can a person really change? Can a man be jealous, greedy, and power hungry at 20, and then at 40 be caring and willing to sacrifice himself for another? In Sunday school you learned the story about Joseph and his many-colored coat but did you know that the real story during the second half of Genesis was not about Joseph. It’s about Judah—the brother who made a buck selling him into slavery.