What nation has the longest history mentioned in Scripture? If you guessed Egypt, you’re right! Join us in Isaiah chapters 19-20 to find out what prophecies regarding Egypt have already been fulfilled and which ones will one day be accomplished as God’s plan for this world--- and our lives--- continues to unfold. show less

“Hang everything on Jesus Christ’s nail-scarred hands—you won’t ever regret it.” That’s the encouragement we’ll receive from Dr. J. Vernon McGee as we continue to study God’s judgement and offer of redemption through the prophetic voice of Isaiah. Join as we travel through Babylon, Edom, and Arabia and learn from their mistakes. show less

As we continue our study of Isaiah’s prophesies, we see that the clock of judgement continues its countdown to the end. Join as we travel to the city of Tyre and find out how it will fare in the end times. show less

Our study of prophecy in the Old Testament book of Isaiah continues in chapters 26-28. Join as we begin with the beautiful “song of the kingdom” and witness God’s promises to not destroy Israel and restore her to the Promised Land. show less

1) Are the apostles members of the bride of Christ?
2) Do we lose all the old nature when we get saved?
3) Where in the Bible does it teach that the first day of the week is a holy day?
4) Who are the two witnesses in Revelation?
5) Do you recommend using the Amplified Bible?
6) Does Christ forgive sins after we have become saved? 

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For centuries, man has been seeking the idyllic form of society where all people live in perfect harmony—where poverty and sickness have been abolished and prosperity exists for all. But how do these man-made visions compare with the God-given revelation about the coming Millennium?

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