Episodes

Proclamations of blessedness (the Beatitudes) launched Jesus’ first main recorded sermon of the New Covenant. These declarations reveal wonderful impartations poured out on believers in this age of grace. In this episode, the...

While conversing with a scribe, Jesus revealed the most excellent personality trait of God’s kingdom. In two epistles, Paul explained the character of the kingdom by telling us what it is not. Learn these spiritual keys and h...

Born-again believers inherit God’s kingdom, both now and forevermore. The attributes of the King of kings are transferred to his royal heirs—His love, joy, power, wisdom, grace, and so much more. No wonder He told us to pray,...

Nature abides by certain laws that determine its functions. Every nation has established laws revealing the privileges it provides and the behavior it demands of its citizens. There are certain primary laws in the kingdom of ...

Most believers view the resurrection through a historical lens: celebrating the great victory Jesus won almost 2,000 years ago. However, there is an overflow of power from the empty tomb that is still rushing through this wor...

“The Church of the Firstborn” is a name given to all children of God in the New Covenant. Grasping the full meaning of this title is one of the most confidence-building, heart-transforming, glory-imparting revelations you wil...

Find out why the true “Church” is the most valuable, most important, more holy, most knowledgeable, most victorious, most stable, most unique, most authoritative, and most undefeatable institution in the world. Most important...

What does the word “church” mean? Is there a false church and a true church? Did it exist in the Old Testament? When was it first mentioned? Jesus claimed “the gates of Hades will not prevail” against the church. Is this just...

When the ark of the covenant was placed in Solomon’s temple, God’s glory rushed into that glorious edifice as the Most High came to dwell in His “resting place.” But God was not satisfied. In Isaiah 66, He asked, “Where is th...

God’s people are named “The prosperous of the earth” in Psalm 22:29, yet there is no mention of financial or material gain in that passage. This verse speaks prophetically of the New Covenant and the Messianic Age to come, so...

“The prosperous of the earth” is a title given to God’s people in Psalm 22:29 (NKJV). Why would the heavenly Father name His offspring this if prosperity was something He did not intend to pour out? But is that always indicat...

God calls His people to speak as “oracles of God” (1 Pt. 4:11). In other words, we are to speak as if God is speaking through us—words of truth, words of faith, words of love, words that are powerfully anointed of His Spirit,...

God has promised to bestow numerous crowns on His people, such as: the crown of life, the crown of righteousness, and the crown of glory. A crown represents authority, power, dominion, victory, excellence, rest and completion...

You shall be a “crown of glory in the hand of the Lord, and a royal diadem in the hand of your God” (Is. 62:3). The prophet Isaiah spoke these wondrous words over Jerusalem, revealing the ultimate state of this eternal city i...

Believers are the temple of God in this New Testament era. In the previous Age of the Law, the Ark of the Covenant was enshrined in the innermost chamber of the temple of Solomon. In this present era, what the ark symbolized ...

God’s New Covenant people are a living temple for His indwelling. Isaiah 45:15 declares that God is a God who hides Himself—and one way He does that is in symbolism. Many facets of the Old Testament, including the seven prima...

Solomon’s Temple—What a powerful, mysterious, prophetic symbol from the Old Testament! Incomparable in architectural beauty and grandeur, that glorious structure awakened awe in the hearts of all who saw it. Wondrously, it al...

Born-again believers are just as beloved of the Father as Jesus, the firstborn Son, if their lives are sincerely surrendered to Him. Hard to believe? One statement Jesus made proves this amazing truth. When you realize the pe...

Who were the magi, the wise men who brought gifts to the baby Jesus? Where did they come from? When did they arrive? Were there only three? Were they kings? Why are they traditionally placed in that role? There are a lot of i...

Wise men from the East were led by a star to Bethlehem, to the home where Joseph, Mary, and the Messiah-child were living. Those who truly know God are called to fill a similar role, guiding others to the Savior of the world....

The disciples asked Jesus, “Increase our faith.” Instead of working a spectacular miracle, the Son of God responded by sharing two mini-parables. Surprisingly, one of them sounds even destructive to faith—until the deeper mea...

One of the most remarkable and recognizable characteristics of the family of God is the gift of faith that resides within us. This wondrous ability to believe creates an unbreakable bond—that binds us to God and to each other...

In the book of the Revelation, the seven churches of Asia are symbolized by seven menorah lampstands, like the ones that lit the holy place in the temple of God two thousand years ago. There are five facets to a seven-branche...

A steward is a trusted manager, an overseer over another person’s affairs or goods. Amazingly, those who are born again are named “stewards of the mysteries of God.” What a holy charge! What a weighty responsibility! What a b...