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What are the ministry secrets found in the life of Jesus?  In this episode, the VC explores what we can understand about how the ministry priorities of Jesus inform our own priorities in ministry.

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Should we be strict?  The VC believes that framing the question in terms of high or low standards is often mi

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Jesus dealt with demons during his ministry, and the interactions were always fascinating.  Learn more about how and why Jesus interacted with demons in His ministry on earth.  

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Teachers of Jesus' time often had disciples, but the calling of the twelve as a bit different.  In this episode, the VC teaches on how Jesus called disciples and how that affects us as His people.

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One of the episodes of Jesus's life which is most curious is the temptation of Christ.  In this episode, the VC looks at Christ's temptation and answers questions about the cause and nature of the temptation.

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If you've ever wondered why Jesus, being perfect, had to be baptized, this is the episode for you!  The VC is working his way through the book of Mark in this series.  

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The opening of the Gospel of Mark includes prophecy from two different OT sources and applies them to Jesus and John the Baptist. In this episode, the VC will open a series on the Gospel of Mark in which he will show some surprising details concerning what Mark is telling us in the passages. 

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In this final episode we look at how Paul closes out the book of Titus.  As we close out the book of Titus, Paul wraps up the letter with some help for Titus and the church in Crete.  

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We often think of the Gospel as a thing which saves us from the wrath of God, but Paul teaches that the Gospel also transforms our lives in observable ways.  In this episode, the VC looks at how Paul expresses this change in the book of Titus.

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One of Paul's central themes in Titus is the connection between doctrine and the Christian life.  In this episode we see how Paul demonstrates this principle in his treatment of Christ's two appearances and what that means for us.