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If we look back to the biblical history of righteous men, we often see them willingly confessing that the Creator has become angry with them. In this audio episode, we'll discuss the importance of admitting that sometimes we're not in right standing with Yahweh and are set to receive His righteous anger.
Isaiah chapter 12 speaks of a prophesied day when He will comfort His people, that He was angry with, for a time. Are we postured to be these? Let's find out!

* This originally aired as a video episode on YouTube HERE.
In part 2 we'll examine the many biblical appearances of altars and the existence of clean animals. Both appear long before the giving of the Law. We see them with Cain and Abel, Noah, Abraham, Isaac, Jacob and even Moses (among others), before the events of Mt. Sinai.
Most of us have inherited a belief that these things were only "for the Jews" but yet we see them long before the specifics of Books like Leviticus and Numbers. So what should we do about this? Let's find out!

* This originally aired as a video episode on YouTube HERE.
The series gets underway by looking at Yahweh's reasons for choosing Abraham and his seed. Then, we'll go all the way back to Genesis chapter 4, where we see offerings being made unto the Most High. All throughout the Scriptures we hear of righteous men making sacrifices to Yahweh and bringing offerings.
And the most significant part of this? These events are all found taking place long *before* Mt. Sinai. We will begin to examine two of these four wonderful biblical patterns. Will you join us?

Are those who believe in the Bible merely "Christians" now? Evangelicals? Protestants? "Replacement Israel?"
While many people would just answer this question with a simple answer, what if we have missed the covenantal identity that Yahweh has for His Set Apart People of faith?
Do you know who you are? Let's find out!

What is a man today to do, in an age of great deception? How do we avoid being led astray? Let's find out!

* This originally aired as a video episode on YouTube HERE.
Sometimes we just need to embrace the fact that we're just not who we should be yet. So what do we do? We press on!

* This originally aired as a video episode on YouTube HERE.
In this episode we'll discuss the use of the word "guide" in our primary text (Acts 8.) While many a man has been led astray by other men, that should not be an excuse to write off His using of others to speak to us.
The key we'll present is this: discernment. Even here we see Philip starting to share the Gospel, beginning with the Torah and the Prophets. Time and time again the biblical pattern is clear. Make sure the Gospel agrees with what was foretold.
Lastly, the humility of the Ethiopian man is of utmost importance. Are we so desperate to know what is true that we too will invite another to sit beside us and guide us into truth? Let's find out!

* This originally aired as a video episode on YouTube HERE.
Is the account of Philip and the Ethiopian, in Acts chapter 8, an anomaly or a repeated biblical pattern? I'm afraid that in an age where we've become so isolated and individualistic, we're missing the wonder of Father intersecting men in such a way - for His purposes.
This episode will discuss the need for others to find the *fullness* of all that Yahweh wants us to learn and understand properly.

* This originally aired as a video episode on YouTube HERE.
We've been told that the narrow is hard to find, and even less travelled. Why is that? Perhaps it is partly because we, in many ways, have not inherited a proper understanding of what it even is.
In this episode we'll discuss some Bible texts that discuss this topic. Are you walking the narrow way? Let's find out!

* This originally aired as a video episode on YouTube HERE.
All of us have been guilty of cherry-picking Bible verses in order to promote what we want them to say. We will use a popular text in Malachi to drive home the danger of this error.
If we are to properly understand, and fully apply the entire Word, we must be found doing all that we can to rightly divide the Word, and read It in Its entirety.
Do you make sure that you're reading your Bible fairly and wholly *before* you make assumptions in regards to what It's saying? Let's find out!