In Ezekiel's first vision, he looks up into heaven and he sees a throne and there was one on the throne. He sees the preincarnate Jesus and immediately he falls on his face, but the hand of the Lord was upon him. Grab your Bible, turn to Ezekiel 1, and follow along with Pastor Mike.

Paul warned the church to not follow after the philosophy, vain deceit, or traditions of men, but through the truth of the Word of God. The New Testament warns in every book except for Philemon about false teachers and false doctrine. Grab your Bible, turn to Colossians 2, and follow along with Pastor Mike.

The remnant in Judah came to Jeremiah to receive direction from the Lord. The Lord's message to them was not to go to Egypt to escape the Babylonian judgment. They had already made up their mind and called the prophet a liar when his message didn't agree with their will. Grab your Bible, turn to Jeremiah 42, and follow along with Pastor Mike.

Normally, the prophets in the Old Testament were giving messages of warnings from the Lord that the people needed to repent or face judgment. The prophet would often interceed for the sins of the people to stay God's judgment. However, the Lord tells Jeremiah to not pray for the people because it was too late. Grab your Bible, turn to Jeremiah 14, and follow along with Pastor Mike.

In Paul's letter to the Ephesian church, he commends them and then he prays for the church. It is interesting what Paul's first request in his prayer is that the eyes of your understanding being enlightened. Grab your Bible, turn to Ephesians 1, and follow along with Pastor Mike.

Jesus is teaching in the synagogue and he opens up Isaiah 61 and reads a passage that prophesies his first and second coming. Jesus stops before the second coming part and tells the crowd that he has fulfilled that scripture himself. Grab your Bible and follow along with Pastor Mike.

Psalm 66 tells all nations to praise the Lord and the psalmist gives a reason why Israel should praise. Every one of us has reason to praise the Lord for what he has done, which should motivate us to praise Jesus on what he will do in the future. Grab your Bible, turn to Psalm 66, and follow along with Pastor Mike.

Paul mentions two men that were laborers with him, Demas and Aristarchus. Demas forsook Paul because he loved the world, but Aristarchus continued even joining Paul in prison. Grab your Bible, turn to 2 Timothy 4, and follow along with Pastor Mike as we see two paths.

Apostle Paul admitted that his mind was full of fear when he was looking for Titus. When Paul found him, Titus encouraged him and brought good news. As Christians, we need to strive to be a Titus that encourages and strengthens others. Grab your Bible, turn to 2 Corinthians 7, and follow along with Pastor Mike.

This world is very focused on becoming rich, but the richest man who ever lived tells us near the end of his life that it was all in vain. Grab your Bible, turn to Ecclesiastes 5, and find out what the self-help people won't tell you about money and riches.