Let’s recap our Kidron Saga so far: We’ve seen God’s presence dwelling among people first in the Garden of Eden, then in the Tabernacle, then in the Temple before departing Jerusalem. But this isn’t the end! God sent His Son, Jesus, to dwell among men, which we’ll take a close look at this week. Jesus’ deity was hard for the …
Our study of the Tabernacle in part 2 of our Kidron saga comes into play this week in part 3 as we study God’s home on Earth: the Temple. King Solomon built this amazing structure for the Lord and His glory, and he put it right in the center of God’s holy city, Jerusalem. The Temple gave the Israelites a …
The book of Job is not for the faint of heart. Job dealt with the greatest losses a person can face and was tasked with remaining faithful to God through it all. Yet there is a subtle but undeniable presence of the gospel message woven throughout the book. As Job did throughout his trials, we look forward to the coming …
The presence of God in our lives as believers makes our relationship with Him so special. But throughout history, God has dwelled with His people physically in several ways, which we’re learning about in our 6-part Kidron Valley series. Last week we learned about the first place God dwelled with man—in the Garden of Eden. This week takes us through …
Two of the most important mountains in the world are found in Jerusalem: Mount Moriah and the Mount of Olives. But it’s the Kidron Valley sitting between them that has so much to teach us about God’s pursuit of you and me! Chris opens up an awesome six-week series on the Kidron Valley starting way back at the beginning of …
The power of the gospel of God’s grace changes lives forever. You can be a part of that work when you take the opportunities the Lord presents to you to share the gospel with those who need it most. Ty Perry, our field representative in Las Vegas, Nevada, put that truth into practice on two occasions recently. First, Ty’s friendship …
Jerusalem in Prophecy, our exciting, 3-day, online conference, is just around the corner! This week’s radio program offers a taste of what you can look forward to on July 18–20. Our show begins with an interview with Jim Showers, executive director of The Friends of Israel, who will open and close the conference. On this week’s episode he’ll share his …
Do you ever feel like you’re getting the short end of the stick? That things just aren’t fair because you don’t have the same opportunities as someone else? Many of us have felt that way, but God made sure that we never have to feel that way about salvation. As we study Ephesians today, we’ll see how God leveled the …
Our 2-week study of Ephesians begins this week, and that means we’re learning about Greek culture and checking out the city of Ephesus from the book of Acts! Remember when a mob rioted to try to drive Paul out of its city for disturbing its pagan businesses? That city was Ephesus, a thriving, powerful, commercial hub in the Roman Empire. …
This program is a rebroadcast from July 15, 2017. We’re on to part two of our series entitled, “Pictures of Christ from the Psalms,” which highlights different characteristics of the Messiah in the Psalms. Chris reminds us that it’s important to remember that these types of Psalms have a dual purpose. They were about Jesus but also applicable for the …
