In this third lesson, the focus is on what it means to obey the Gospel, which is the Good News. How does the Bible compare the death, burial, and resurrection of Jesus to the commands in how a person is to respond in obedience? Join David Ballard as he looks at being "out of Christ" and lost, to coming "into Christ" and being saved.

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In life, there are “storms” we must face. Physical storms cause us to respond in a physical way. However, the most serious storms are those that impact us on the spiritual and emotional level. In First Timothy 2, Paul gives encouragement for holding fast in the face of life’s storms. Join Neal Pollard and Hiram Kemp as they look at 4 ways to hold to your faith from the Scriptures.

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Are you looking for a church? With so many churches, how do you choose? You may have heard the advice, "choose the church of your choice." What does this mean, and is it good advice? Join Jim Lloyd as he considers what "choosing a church" means from the Bible's perspective, and how you can identify the church for which Jesus died.

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Just before Jesus ascended into heaven, He told us to go into all the world to teach everyone about His saving grace. As Christians, we need to be in the persuading business in order to teach and lead as many people as possible to heaven. In this lesson, Wesley Simons presents an in-depth Bible lesson about our role as Christians to persuade those in the world.

Watch more from the program, "Gospel Sermons by Wesley Simons" at the following link: https://video.wvbs.org/program/gospel-sermons-wesley-simons/

Our choices say a lot about us and who we are. They reveal our values and our motivations. In the same way, God’s choices say much about Him. His track record of choosing to do what is right reveals how He values love, justice and mercy. Join Jim Lloyd as he looks at scripture at the choices God has made, and who He has chosen to carry out His will and what it means for us today.

If dinosaurs and humans ever lived on Earth at the same time (as Genesis 1 implies), then it is reasonable to expect that the ancients would have told stories of seeing and possibly interacting with these creatures. In truth, these stories are precisely what history records. Join Eric Lyons as he discusses the logical connection between dragon “legends” and dinosaur descriptions.

Watch more from the program, "Time, Evolution, and the Bible" at the following link: https://video.wvbs.org/program/time-evolution-and-the-bible/

There are several gaping chasms in the theory of evolution that cannot be satisfactorily answered by the atheistic proponents, including the law of biogenesis. In the lesson, Jeff Miller presents several common arguments given by atheists concerning how life came into existence, and gives scientifically and biblically sound evidence to prove God is the Creator of the universe.

Watch more from the program, "Science vs Evolution" at the following link: https://video.wvbs.org/program/science-vs-evolution/

From the beginning chapters of Genesis and continuing throughout the Old Testament, the predicted Messiah is the the central theme and hope of the world. In this lesson, Kyle Butt examines and evaluates how the Old Testament was looking forward to the predicted Messiah.

Watch more from the program, "Behold the Lamb of God" at the following link: https://video.wvbs.org/program/behold-the-lamb-of-god/

As should be expected from the One Who claimed to be Divine, Scripture records that Jesus performed supernatural miracles to prove His supernatural nature. Join Eric Lyons as he discusses seven reasons why the miracles of Christ are credible testimonies of His divine nature and teachings.

Watch more from the program, "Why Jesus?" at the following link: https://video.wvbs.org/program/why-jesus/

God has given us free will. If we choose to obey His Word, salvation is given to us. If we choose not to follow Him, we will be lost. The Bible tells us that God does not show partiality, but what about those who have never heard the Gospel? Would a good and just God punish those who 'never had a chance'? Join Don Blackwell as he looks into God’s Word and what it means that God is not a 'respecter of persons.'