What was the difference between King David, a man after God's heart, and his son Absalom who wanted to be king? Listen as we learn about some of those differences and what instruction and encouragement they have for us today.

What do the lives of King Saul and King David teach us for today? Listen as we take a closer look at how they lived and led and what we can learn for living in our world today. (Daily Bible in Chronological Order, April 1-7)

God gave Hannah the desire of her heart and through it gave His people one of their greatest spiritual leaders at a critical time in the nation's history. Listen as we see how Hannah came to know that the Giver is even greater than the gift and how both she and her son Samuel were used by God to influence a nation for righteousness! (Daily Bible in Chronological Order, March 25-31)

How does God's dealing with His Nation, Israel, reveal his heart of love and redemption? Learn how in the midst of the God's peoples' darkest days God reveals His heart of love and His plan for redemption . (The Daily Bible in Chronological Order, March 18-24)

What can we learn about discipleship, leadership and courage from Joshua's life?  Listen as we consider this remarkable man of God and military leader.

What can we glean for our lives today from reading the Mosaic Law?  See how the Tremendous Mosaic laws reveal the character of God Who is the same yesterday, today and forever! (from the Daily Bible in Chronological Order, March 4-10) 

How was the 4th Commandment a provision and protection for God's chosen people, Israel?  How does it relate to our lives today?  Listen as we take a look at the principle of Sabbath, it's purpose and place for Israel and for us!  (Daily Bible in Chronological Order, February 25-March 3)

What can we learn from our own lives today from the Old Testament Levitical system?  Listen in for take-aways from this week's reading in the Daily Bible in Chronological Order (February 18-24).

How do Moses, the Law and the Promised Land relate to our lives today? Here are some things to consider from this week's Bible reading in The Daily Bible in Chronological Order (February 11-17).

What can we learn for our own lives from the wilderness wanderings of God's people on their way to the land He promised them?  Listen to what this part of the Scriptures teach about what to do in our own "wilderness" times in order to not only survive but THRIVE!

(From the Daily Bible in Chronological Order, February 4-10)