Be Set Free

Airing date: May 02 In 2 Peter 3:1-18, Are we living in the last days? If the early Christians expected Jesus to return in their time, why is it that He still hasn’t returned yet? In this section, Peter addresses these very relevant questions and instructs us about how to live as we await the fulfillment of God’s promises. From our series: 2 Peter: Pilgrim's Progress

Airing date: May 01 In 2 Peter 3:1-18, Are we living in the last days? If the early Christians expected Jesus to return in their time, why is it that He still hasn’t returned yet? In this section, Peter addresses these very relevant questions and instructs us about how to live as we await the fulfillment of God’s promises. From our series: 2 Peter: Pilgrim's Progress

Airing date: April 30 In John 20:1-31 we see how Jesus’ crucifixion and resurrection were the ultimate sign, pointing to why we, who have not seen, should believe in Him. From our series: 7 Signs

Airing date: April 28 In 2 Peter 2:1-22,  How much of a danger is false teaching in our day, and what can you do to make sure you don’t fall for it? Knowing that he didn’t have much time left, Peter writes a strong warning to believers to be on guard against false teaching, explaining what motivates false teaching, and why it is dangerous. From our series: 2 Peter: Pilgrim's Progress

Airing date: April 27 In 2 Peter 2:1-22,  How much of a danger is false teaching in our day, and what can you do to make sure you don’t fall for it? Knowing that he didn’t have much time left, Peter writes a strong warning to believers to be on guard against false teaching, explaining what motivates false teaching, and why it is dangerous. From our series: 2 Peter: Pilgrim's Progress

Airing date: April 26 In 2 Peter 1:16-21, What makes Christianity unique is that it is based on historical events, not myths or legends. Peter was an eye-witness to Jesus' life and saw his glory revealed, and based on those experiences, he assures us of the suirty of the hope of the gospel and the Scriptures. From our series: 2 Peter: Pilgrim's Progress

Airing date: April 25 In 2 Peter 1:16-21, What makes Christianity unique is that it is based on historical events, not myths or legends. Peter was an eye-witness to Jesus' life and saw his glory revealed, and based on those experiences, he assures us of the suirty of the hope of the gospel and the Scriptures. From our series: 2 Peter: Pilgrim's Progress

Airing date: April 24 In 2 Peter 1:1-15, God's grace towards us in Christ not only saves our souls, but transforms and empowers us to live free and good lives, even in the face of difficulties and hardships. From our series: 2 Peter: Pilgrim's Progress

Airing date: April 23 In John 6:15-21, where we see Jesus walking on water, we learn how in the midst of frustration and chaos, the presence and promises of Jesus give us courage and strength. From our series: 7 Signs

Airing date: April 21 In 2 Peter 1:1-15, God's grace towards us in Christ not only saves our souls, but transforms and empowers us to live free and good lives, even in the face of difficulties and hardships. From our series: 2 Peter: Pilgrim's Progress

Airing date: April 20 In 2 Corinthians 5:16-17, How do you see others around you? Paul the Apostle urges us to view those around us with spiritual eyes, seeing them not in worldly terms defined by race, economics, politics, etc. - but to view them as God sees them. To do this would have radical and far-reaching implications. From our series: Vision 20/20

Airing date: April 19 In 2 Corinthians 5:16-17, How do you see others around you? Paul the Apostle urges us to view those around us with spiritual eyes, seeing them not in worldly terms defined by race, economics, politics, etc. - but to view them as God sees them. To do this would have radical and far-reaching implications. From our series: Vision 20/20

Airing date: April 18 In 2 Kings 6:8-23, When Elisha and his servant found themselves surrounded, in a hopeless situation, Elisha asked God to open his servant's eyes to the spiritual reality of the situation, which revealed that God had not abandoned them but was protecting them with an army of angels. We too need to see our situations with spiritual eyes; both the difficulties and the opport...

Airing date: April 17 In 2 Kings 6:8-23, When Elisha and his servant found themselves surrounded, in a hopeless situation, Elisha asked God to open his servant's eyes to the spiritual reality of the situation, which revealed that God had not abandoned them but was protecting them with an army of angels. We too need to see our situations with spiritual eyes; both the difficulties and the opport...

Airing date: April 16 In John 6:15-21, where we see Jesus walking on water, we learn how in the midst of frustration and chaos, the presence and promises of Jesus give us courage and strength. From our series: 7 Signs

Airing date: April 14 In Acts 18:1-11, When Paul in Corinth he was discouraged by the culture its opposition to the gospel, but God gave him a vision for the city which caused him to stay and continue reaching out. There are more people God wants to reach our communities as well, and we get the privilege of being ambassadors for Christ. From our series: Vision 20/20

Airing date: April 13 In Acts 18:1-11, When Paul in Corinth he was discouraged by the culture its opposition to the gospel, but God gave him a vision for the city which caused him to stay and continue reaching out. There are more people God wants to reach our communities as well, and we get the privilege of being ambassadors for Christ. From our series: Vision 20/20

Airing date: April 12 In Mark 1:16-20, Throughout the Bible we see how God transformed the lives of those who responded to his call. God has a vision for your life. What could your life look like in 5 years if you were to take God’s hand and give him your life? From our series: Vision 20/20

Airing date: April 11 In Mark 1:16-20, Throughout the Bible we see how God transformed the lives of those who responded to his call. God has a vision for your life. What could your life look like in 5 years if you were to take God’s hand and give him your life? From our series: Vision 20/20

Airing date: April 10 In 1 Peter 5:1-14, Peter concludes his first letter with a warning about the enemy of our souls and some key strategies he uses against us, along with how we can avoid these traps by the strength of “the God of all grace.” From our series: 1 Peter: Pilgrim's Progress

Airing date: April 09 In John 6:1-15, we see how the feeding of the 5000 was a sign that Jesus is the greater prophet promised by Moses, and that He came to fulfill your deepest hunger and meet your greatest need. From our series: 7 Signs

Airing date: April 07 In 1 Peter 5:1-14, Peter concludes his first letter with a warning about the enemy of our souls and some key strategies he uses against us, along with how we can avoid these traps by the strength of “the God of all grace.” From our series: 1 Peter: Pilgrim's Progress

Airing date: April 06 In 1 Peter 4:12-19, As you walk with God, your life may not always be “a walk in the park,” but if you are in Christ your suffering will not meaningless; God will redeem it and use it for good. From our series: 1 Peter: Pilgrim's Progress

Airing date: April 05 In 1 Peter 4:12-19, As you walk with God, your life may not always be “a walk in the park,” but if you are in Christ your suffering will not meaningless; God will redeem it and use it for good. From our series: 1 Peter: Pilgrim's Progress

Airing date: April 04 In 1 Peter 3:18-4:11, The Christian life is not about reformation but resurrection, and resurrection requires a death in order for rebirth to take place. In this section, Peter describes what it means to live the resurrected life here on Earth. From our series: 1 Peter: Pilgrim's Progress