Bible Reading Today

When all is said and done and the story of this present creation comes to an end, then a whole new beginning will occur.  Are you thirsty for it?  Join us today in Revelation 21:1-6 to learn more. 

The Bible contains many prophetic passages.  What are we to make of this?  Is prophecy really possible?  Join us today for a mediation on Bible prophecy from Psalm 22:1-21.  

Given that Jesus is Supreme over all things, how should a believer respond to that fact in daily living?  Find out today as we look into Colossians 4:2-28.  

"Submission" is an unpleasant word to many Christians in our generation.  But the Bible is clear: submitting to the character of Christ in everyday matters is not optional for believers.  Listen today to learn more as we study Colossians 3:18-4:1.

Because Christ is supreme over all things, those who believe in Him are called to live a new life each day.  Join us today to learn that "The Future is Today" as we study Colossians 3:1-17.  

Because Christ is all we need, believers should be on guard against following false pathways the promise great things, but in reality lead nowhere.  Colossians 2:16-23 warns us against three such pathways: legalism, mysticism, and asceticism.   

Colossians 2:9 tells us that in Christ, all the fullness of God dwells bodily.  What is meant by that, and what difference does it make for Christians?  Find out today as we study Colossians 2:6-15.

Three times in Colossians 1:24-2:5 Christ is spoken of as a "mystery".  Listen today to learn the secret to the mystery of God in Christ.  

Jesus is the exact image of the invisible God, we are told in Colossians 1:12-20.  Join us today for an explanation of what this means.  

The book of Colossians teaches us that Jesus is supreme in all things.  This our first study in a series from Colossians focuses our attention on praying in the Spirit.  

God's Word is eternal in the heavens and for this reason can never be destroyed on earth.  Listen today to learn the crucial importance of listening to God's Word.  

Whether we admit it to ourselves or not, our hearts are restlessly searching for meaning.  Why are we here?  What is life about?  Listen today as we search for answers in Ecclesiastes 3.    

In Leviticus 23 we find a list of Feasts the nation of Israel was to celebrate annually.  Each Feast points to a specific work of Jesus.  Listen today for the details!

Whenever you and I encounter Law in the Old Testament, it ought to lead us to turn to God in praise, because Jesus is the true and better Law fulfilled on our behalf.  Listen today for an explanation.  

Everything in the Old Testament Tabernacle and Temple pointed directly to Jesus.  Listen today for an explanation of this central truth.  

Chapter 16 of Leviticus gives us a picture of Jesus through seen through the actions of the High Priest on the Day of Atonement, the one day each year when all the sins of the people were carried away.  Listen today as we compare Scripture with Scripture and find Jesus in Leviticus.  

The Book of Leviticus comes alive when we realize that every page "rustles with the good news about Jesus."  Listen today and learn to see Jesus in the five kinds of sacrifice detailed in chapters one through seven.  

There is a Commandment that is given so that the Secret Sin of everyone's heart will be revealed.  In today's podcast, we turn to Exodus 20:17.  

The ninth commandment forbids telling lies in any form.  It has been said that of all the commandments, this is the most frequently violated.  Listen today for a discussion of Exodus 20:16.  

In the eighth commandment God forbids us to steal from others.  But is it only material things that He is talking about?  Are there other things He forbids us to steal, and if there are what are they?  Listen today as we discuss Exodus 20:15.  

The Seventh Commandment is custom made to ruffle the feathers of many in our generation.  Find out what God has to say about sexuality in today's podcast.  

The Sixth Commandment prohibits murder.  Is this a blanket prohibition against any taking of life, animal or human?  Are there exceptions to the commandment, and if so, what are they?  Find out today as we explore the meaning of Exodus 20:13.  

God has established authorities over all men, so that good may be experienced by all.  But in our day many have lost respect for these authorities.  What should be the Christian's attitude toward those whom God has placed in authority?  Listen today for a discussion of Exodus 20:12 - "Relating to Authority".

God commands His people to set aside one day a week for worship, prayer, study of His Word and acts of mercy.  Listen today as we discuss God's Sabbath commandment.  

God takes seriously how we use His name.  Listen today to learn what this means, and how to guard against falling into the habit of using God's name carelessly.