#30: Some of the most frustrating times in our lives are when we desire to attend a function or event and arrive to find that we don't have the proper identification, pass or credentials to get in. How horrible it is to be on the outside while wanting to get inside. Such is the situation with the Tabernacle then and even now. Today we'll talk about: 'then.'

#29: On the outside there was nothing that was to be desired – just a grayish, leather-covered structure in the desert and beaten upon by the swirling wind and sand storms. But, inside…there's a treasure worth more than its gleaming gold walls. The Tabernacle: then and now.

#27: Join us as we talk about the brazen altar of the Tabernacle and show how every person still has to come before it. This will alter your life.

#26 There's an old television series that began with a monologue about not adjusting one's receiver because 'it' was now in control. Today we begin our study on the design of the Tabernacle in the Wilderness and with our focus on the Outer Limit – the Outer Court. And, 'yes,' you'll want to adjust your 'receiver.'

The word: 'sanctuary' is commonplace in the news today with many looking for a place to live. Did you know that even the Creator of the Universe wanted a place to dwell and ended up in a tent in the wild? Join us as we talk about sanctuary and the first official 'design.'

#24: Today we will talk about a man who experienced a prolonged mountaintop encounter after hiking to the peak of a mountain.

#23: How exciting to celebrate a New Year. It certainly brings with it the idea of a 'clean slate' or 'fresh start.' Did you know that we've had at least 5786 of these annual events?

#22: Many people want to know what G-d looks like. Did you know that there are a number of visual sightings of Him recorded? Today we discuss the beautiful glimpses seen and recorded by Moses and Priest Ezekiel.

Session #21: Most every person seems to have an inner sense of right and wrong. However, when mores' are crossed, it's good to know our Justice system is there. Let's talk about one of the first Law Books ever written by one of the most prudent men who ever lived - Moses.