This week, Randy Osborn takes us through David's life looking at the responses to life's circumstances. Are we going to exhibit fear or faith?

Pastor AJ Gonzalez brings us a word from 1 John tonight as we examine what it means to love as Jesus loves.

A study from the ministry of Walk Thru the Bible, Crucible looks at the life of David and how that applies to the choices we make.

Daniel 11:36-45 deals primarily with the global political and religious aspects of the time of the end. Chapter 12 relates this same period to the people of Israel—what will happen to them (judgment and deliverance) and what that all means to us. This is history’s closing chapter.

Now finished with his preliminary words (chapter 10), the heavenly messenger is ready to take up the message that he had come specially to deliver in response to Daniel’s 21 days of prayer. The detail of history presented here offers one of the most remarkable predictive sections in all the Bible.

Today’s Naturalistic philosophies teach that only what is material and physical may be considered real.  The Bible teaches of another realm of reality which intersects the visible world.  Is spiritual warfare a real thing?  What is the point of prayer?  What does God think?

God’s response to Daniel’s prayer arrives immediately through the angelic messenger Gabriel. Surprisingly, his request was in regard to the seventy years of exile, but God’s answer was so much beyond that concern—a look at the His plan for the Jews throughout the remaining years of earthly history. This is the great gift of prophecy, of history recorded in advance.

Isaiah’s Servant songs (42:1-9; 49:1-7; 50:4-11; 52:13-53:12) have long held the attention of interpreters and scholars through the ages. Who is this servant and what will he do? Christians have believed based on New Testament teaching (1 Peter 2:21-25) that Jesus is this Servant. But how can that be true? How do we make sense of this scandal?

This extended prayer by the godliest man in the Old Testament teaches believers how to fight both the visible and invisible battles of every generation through prayer. America’s future ultimately depends on God, but it can still be shaped by purposeful Christian engagement.

Interest now turns to a second vision, which concerns a part of the sweep of time covered in the first. The clash of Persia and Greece culminates in the rise of a despicable ruler, Antiochus Epiphanes. This man stands as the antichrist of Old Testament time, who prefigured the Antichrist of last days. Daniel is given unprecedented access to God’s plans.