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In this Q&A, Bro Donnie and Bro Sam have to bring answers to some very challenging questions. These questions are about topics such as 2 Greek words for sin and the difference between their meanings, the stance of the early church on modern Israeli politics, the motives behind the widow woman’s offering in Luke 21, the New Perspective on Paul, the identity of the author of the Gospel of John, and where the bread came from that the ravens fed Elijah with. We think you will be blessed by this episode, so come on and study God’s Word with us today!

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In this episode, we explore Paul’s declaration of ‘his’ Gospel, the enabling of Christ for Paul to minister, and then we discuss what Paul was before conversion. He tells us that the grace of the Lord was abundant towards him, and he recognized that Jesus came into the world to save sinners, of who he believed himself to have been the chief. He said that he was given mercy because of his ignorance, and that he was chosen to be a pattern to those who would believe. He praised God as being the eternal King, immortal, invisible, and the only wise God. We agree with Paul 100%, and we also would love for you to study God’s Word with us today!

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In today’s study, we read where Paul warns Timothy that some had deviated from the true faith, and had begun to teach false doctrines. They had turned to empty speech, fruitless talk, and vain jangling. They desired to be teachers of the Law, but they lacked true understanding, which is the basis for their false doctrines. Paul argues that the Law is good when it is used correctly, because it is meant for those who are ungodly, not those who are righteous. He also gave us a lengthy list that we went over and gave definitions to help us understand better. The bottom line is that we all need a Savior! Come study God’s Word with us today…

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In this study, we explore the question of whether God’s promises depend on human faithfulness, and we use Israel as our main example. Despite the Jewish nation failing in many ways, God’s covenants and promises remain. God chooses ordinary people for His own purposes, not basing His decision on our own merit. God calls, chooses, and sends whoever He desires, and those promises are forever. We invite everyone to come study God’s Word with us today!

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In today’s study, we introduce a new book study in 1Timothy, and we discuss several things such as the debate concerning whether Paul is the true author or not, how Timothy was the spiritual son of Paul, and the apostolic authority of Paul. He wrote this book while in a Roman jail, to warn Timothy and the church at Ephesus of false teachers, and their false doctrines. He encourages Timothy to maintain sound doctrine, keep a pure heart, a good conscience, and sincere faith. These things are foundational to true Christian living. Why don’t you come study God’s Word with us today?

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In today’s episode, we read how King Lemuel’s mother taught him wise sayings and proverbs that helped him through life. She emphasized how he needed to avoid destructive behaviors such as excessive drinking and strange women. The biggest portion of the chapter deals with what a virtuous woman is. We learn that she is kind, generous, trustworthy, industrious, wise, and cares for her family. Her value is greater than that of rubies and any other form of riches. She is praised for her character and her love of the Lord. Come study God’s Word with us today!

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In today’s episode, we are pleased to offer our listeners our 40th Q&A, and it is filled with wonderful questions sent to us by none other than you, our audience! Bro. Donnie and Bro. Sam tackle queries such as: whether nations are ruled by natural or spiritual authorities, the meaning of salvation in the OT, the character of Uriah, the definition of slothfulness, what the ‘fire of God’ is, whether Mormons have saving faith, and if the ravens fed Elijah daily. You don’t want to miss this exciting episode, so come and study God’s Word with us today!

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In this chapter, we explore humility, the limits of human understanding, and the greatness of God. Agur asks tough questions about creation, then he warns against adding words to what God says. This chapter uses very vivid comparisons which touch upon our desires, mysteries of creation, and many other things. All of these things are used to illustrate the folly of man, pride, and our corrupt nature. By living what is taught in this chapter, we will have more wisdom and reverence for our Lord. We invite you to come study God’s Word with us today!