In this episode we look at the baker and the butler that were locked away with Joseph in prison. We see how they foreshadowed Jesus and more specifically communion. We look at the significance of each of their dreams as it relates to this foreshadowing. We also look at how their fate shows not only the fate of Christ but also what we need to do in our life as followers of Christ!

In this episode we look at the special anointing and power found in praying together with our fellow believers. We look at the unique power that can be found in the unity of the church and how that affects our spiritual warfare. We look at why the Lord tells us that He’s in the midst of us when two or three of us come together and why we pray in His Name!

In this episode we look at how David’s battle against Goliath the giant closely parallels the spiritual warfare that we’re currently engaged in. We look at what lessons we can take from David’s warfare and how we can apply them in our daily life so we can overcome the giant we’re facing. We also look at the need to do as David did and play offense and come against the enemy first, taking back ground for the Lord as we seek to actively advance the Kingdom of God!

In this episode, we look at the formation of covenants at wells throughout scripture. We look at the marriage of Isaac and Rebekah and how it has unique and important similarities for the meeting of Jesus and the Samaritan woman at the well in John 4. We look at what that encounter meant for her personally, the nation of Samaria as a whole and for us personally today!

In this episode we look at the sacrifice that Cain brought before the Lord and why the Lord refused it. We then contrast Abel’s sacrifice to see what He did right. We look at what we can learn from Cain’s mistakes. Today we’re living sacrifices before the Lord and we look at how we can apply these lessons as we offer up our entire life so that it can be well-pleasing and honoring to the Lord!

In this episode, we look at how we've each been given a spiritual garment that we wear throughout this life and how through sin and embracing carnality we've soiled and spotted this garment. The religious elite have told us that we have to try to patch this garment up through our own effort and we have to try to make it appear outwardly better by our own doing but that's not what God tells us. We look throughout scripture to see that Jesus offers us a brand new garment, one washed clean by His blood, one that will cover all our sins and make it like they never even happened. Only Jesus can give us this new garment and when we come to Him and lay our filthy rags before Him, He'll give us a new robe that's white as snow!