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In this episode, we consider the allies that are on the side of the Lord, in opposition to the allies of Satan.

In this episode, we consider Revelation 13 and the allies of the great red dragon.

In this episode, we consider the great red dragon's attempts on the Child and the Woman from Revelation 12:1-17.

In this episode, we consider the interlude between the sixth and seventh trumpet.

In this episode, we consider the trumpets of chapters 8 and 9, the warnings of judgment, and begin a look at the interlude of chapter 10 and 11.

In this episode, we consider Revelation 7 and answer the question, "Who can stand?"

In this episode, we consider the breaking of the seals from Revelation 6.

In this episode, we consider the throne room scene of Revelation 4 and 5.

In this episode, we consider the letters to Pergamum, Thyatira, Sardis, Philadelphia, and Laodicea from Revelation 2 and 3.

In this episode, we consider what Jesus had to say to the seven churches, beginning with Ephesus and Smyrna.

In this episode, we consider Jesus' first vision of Jesus in Revelation 1.

In this episode, we begin our study of the book of Revelation.

In this episode, we conclude our study of the book of Romans.

In this episode, we turn to Paul's closing remarks in the letter to the Romans.

In this episode, we consider more of Paul's practical applications in the book of Romans.

In this episode, we begin our consideration of Paul's practical applications in the book of Romans.

In this episode, we conclude our consideration of Paul's explanation of the place of Israel in God's plan of redemption, focusing on the olive tree imagery.

In this episode, we consider Paul's expanation of the reason that the Jewish people missed the righteousness of God and the goal of the Law.

In this episode, we begin our consideration of Paul's explanation of the place of Israel in God's plan.

In this episode, we consider the great blessings that come from being in Christ and having God's Spirit dwelling in us.

In this we consider Paul's description of one who finds himself enslaved under the Law.

In this episode, we consider Paul's declaration of the life in Christ the one who is led by the Spirit can live.

In this episode, we consider Paul's conclusion to the imagery of slavery to sin and slavery to righteousness and open up with Paul's consideration of dying to the Law using marital imagery.

In this episode we consider Paul's summary of how what baptism is should shape the life of the one who has died and been raised with Christ.

In this episode, we consider Paul's contrast of Adam, whose transgression brought death, and Jesus, whose one act of righteousness brought life.

In this episode, we consider Paul's consideration of God's love, demonstrated in Christ, and the hope that it gives us as we look toward eternity.

In this episode, we consider how Abraham's faith is the model and how we can all be his descendants if we follow in it.

In this episode we consider Paul description of how God's righteousness has been displayed in Christ.

In this episode, we consider how Paul concludes his consideration of the problem of sin. In this section, he draws the conclusion that both Jew and Gentile are under sin as he lays the groundwork for showing God's righteousness revealed in the gospel.

In this episode we consider Paul's challenges to the conversation partner who is putting stock in circumcision and the Law for justification.

In this episode, we consider Paul's conversation in Romans 2:1-16 with his conversation partner about hyprocrisy and the impartial judgment of God.

In this episode, we consider Paul's description of the pagan world that had rejected God and lived in unrighteousness.

In this episode, we begin a consideration of the letter to the Romans by looking at the first seven verses of the epistle.

In this episode, we consider Paul's journey to Rome and his work in the city.

In this episode, we consider Paul's defense before Agrippa.

In this episode, we consider Paul's defense before Felix and Festus.

In this episode, we consider Paul before the Sanhedrin and his transfer to Caesarea.

In this episode, we consider the doctrine of Calvinism in light of Romans 11.

In this episode, we consider Paul's defense before the Jewish crowd in Jerusalem.

In this episode we consider the Bible's instructions about sexual immorality.

In this episode we consider Paul's arrival in Jerusalem.

In this episode, we consider the spiritual gift of speaking in tongues again.

In this episode, we consider the practice of speaking in tongues and how that connects to today.

In this episode, we consider Paul's departing words to the Ephesian elders.

In this episode, we consider the importance of the background to a Biblical text.

In this episode we consider the riot in Ephesus and Paul's time in Troas.

In this episode, we consider things that will help us in our Bible study.

In this episode, we spend most of our time considering "re-baptism" when an earlier baptism was deemed illegitimate. We also look at Paul's preaching work in Ephesus on his third missionary journey.

In this episode, we consider basic helps for Bible study.

In this episode we consider Priscilla and Aquila's work with Apollos, the beginning of Paul's third missionary journey, and the twelve in Ephesus who were baptized into the name of Jesus.

In this episode, we consider what makes heaven heaven.

In this epsiode, we consider Paul's work in the city of Corinth..

In this episode, we continue our consideration of eternal punishment.

In this episode, we consider Paul's words in Athens on Mars Hill.

In this episode, we consider questions about the end (particularly cremation and whether or not we will know one another in heaven).

In this episode we consider the beginning of Paul's second preaching journey.

In this episode we consider the nearness of the Second Coming.

In this episode, we continue our study of Acts 15 and make application about how to deal with religious disagreement.

In this episode, we consider the Second Coming of Jesus as a focal point of the New Testament.

In this episode, we consider the way the early disciples answered the question regarding circumcision for gentiles.

In this episode, we consider the realm of the dead and the hope of the righteous.

In this episode, we consider Paul's work in southern Galatia and his return to Antioch.

In this episode, we begin to consider the end. Here, we consider death.

In this episode we consider the end of Paul's time in Antioch of Pisidia and see his work in Iconium and Lystra.

In this episode, we consider further the way that the Holy Spirit speaks to us.

In this episode, we consider the beginning of Paul's first preaching journey.

In this episode, we consider the work of the Holy Spirit in revealing and confirming God's word.

In this episode, we consider the benevolence of the church at Antioch, the execution of James, the apostle, and Peter's angel assisted escape from prison.

In this episode, we consider the role of the apostles as the carried the will of Jesus Christ.

In this episode, we consider Peter's response to his critics and the spread of the gospel to the city of Antioch.

In this episode, we consider the role and work of the apostles

In this episode, we consider the conversion of Cornelius.

In this episode, we consider the Thessalonians as examples of transformation by the gospel. Consider how they were changed by the word of God.

In this episode, we consider the conversion of Saul and some miracles that Peter performed.

In this episode, we consider Ezra who set his heart to study, do, and teach God's will.

In this episode, we consider Philip preaching to the Ethiopian eunuch. I recorded loud on this one, so watch your volume!

In this episode, we consider the persecution against the church and the spread of the gospel to Samaria.

In this episode, we consider the distinctions in the work that a local congregation is permitted to do against what an individual disciple may engage in.

In this episode, we consider Stephen's sermon from Acts 7.

In this episode, we consider the concepts of generic and specific authority.

In this episode, we consider the apostles' stand against the Jewish council, the church's provision to care for the widows, and Stephen's preaching.

In this episode we consider how God communicates His will-- through telling, showing, and implying.

In this episode we consider the courage of the apostles in the face of the threats of the court, look at the unity of the disciples, and see the contrast between Barnabas and Ananias and Sapphira.

In this episode we look at Old Testament examples to show that we must have God's permission to act as we seek to honor Him.

In this episode, we consider Peter and John's raising of the lame man and the sermon that followed it. We also consider their arrest and their trial before the Jewish court.

In this episode, we consider the role of the Bible in finding the will of God.

In this episode, we consider the conclusion and the responses to Peter's Pentecost sermon.

In this episode, we consider what it takes to be one of God's people-- a commitment to obedience from the heart.

In this episode, we consider the baptism of the Holy Spirit on the apostles and the message that Peter preached on that Pentecost.

In this episode, we consider God's right to command and expect to be obeyed.

In this episode, we consider Jesus' final words to His disciples, His ascension, and the choosing of a new apostle.

In this episode, we consider Jesus as the Lamb of God who takes away the sins of the world!

In this episode, we finish our study of the book of Luke with a consideration of Jesus' post-resurrection appearances recorded in Luke 24.

In this episode, we consider the promises, fulfillment, and application of the good news that Jesus is King!

In this episode we consider the final moments of Jesus on the cross and the first evidence that He was raised from the dead.

In this episode we consider the concept of Jesus, Immanuel, God with us.