Rev. Dr. Christopher J. H. Wright joins Michael to discuss the book of Lamentations.
Michael teaches an overview of the book of Lamentations. A mournful post-script to the longest book of the Bible (Jeremiah), Lamentations serves a sure and certain warning. As God’s people grieve the loss of the Tabernacle, heaven remains silent.
What does this tell us about who God is? How should we read and respond to this difficult text?
The encouragement found in the sorrowful prose of this book may surprise you–and even offer hope: God’s lovingkindness never ceases.
Christians can feel caught in the middle on issues like Climate Change. Is the scientific data real? If you don’t buy it, are you a truth denier? How should we respond as Christians? In this episode, we’re bringing you expert reports from Dr. James Tour, Dr. Ron Rhodes, and Dr. E. Calvin Beisner.
Dr. Gordon Johnston joins Michael to discuss the book of Isaiah. Portions of the book of Isaiah are well known to many of us, but how was it first heard?
Michael is joined by both Tommy Nelson and Dr. Philip Ryken to discuss the Song of Solomon and its application to our lives.
Michael teaches an overview of Song of Solomon. The Song of Songs or Song of Solomon is a complex, mysterious, and somewhat uncomfortable book.
Curtis Zackery joins Michael for a conversation about Ecclesiastes.
The book of Ecclesiastes seemingly fails to fit in with the rest of Scripture – it has no obvious outline, no narrative. Where proverbs offers practical guidance for living, Ecclesiastes offers musings and observations about this life.
This unusual book meets the discouraged and disillusioned in their struggle, and offers a a gentle encouragement toward that which gives meaning.
What is the purpose of all we encounter, endure, and experience in this life?
Is it truly all in vain?
