Since Jesus ascended into heaven, what should we be doing now? Should we also be try to “ascend” up to God? This episode looks at Hebrews 10:19-25 because this passage clearly teaches that Jesus’ ascension opened up the only way for humans to meet with God for worship.

When Jesus died on the cross, the curtain that separated the Most Holy Place in the temple was torn in two from top to bottom. In this Good Friday message, Alistair Begg reminds us that this event dramatically illustrated the truth that unfolded at the same time. Jesus' once-for-all sacrifice acc...

Where is Jesus right now and why did He ascend into heaven? This episode examines Ephesians 4:1-16 in order to answer these two questions. This study will show how the gift of the Holy Spirit maintains the unity of the church and fills the world with the presence of Jesus. Even though Jesus’ resu...

When Ray Comfort, Emeal Zwayne and Oscar Navarro talk to unbelievers about Jesus Christ, the response is all over the place!

Ray Comfort gives a lesson on Open Air Praching, while EZ and Mark explain the gospel to unbelievers at Huntington Beach.

Ray Comfort is well known in Christianity, but where did he come from and what are his motives?

New Apostolic Reformation leaders love to quote Ephesians 4:11-12 to claim that a ministry will not be all God wants it to be unless it has a team with all five ascension gifts of Christ, including apostles and prophets. So if you don't have an apostle and prophet in your church, does that mean y...

In this final episode, Sean expounds upon the second half of the last petition of The Lord's Prayer from Matthew 6:13, "Deliver us from evil."

Sean expounds upon the first half of the last petition of The Lord's Prayer from Matthew 6:13, "Lead us not into temptation."

Sean expounds upon Matthew 6:12 and how we are expected to extend grace to others as Christ as extended grace to us.

Sean expounds upon the fourth petition of The Lord's Prayer from Matthew 6:11. The first petition within the category of human needs, "Give us this day our daily bread."

Sean expounds upon the second half of Matthew 6:10, that no matter what it could mean for our lives, the Christian is to submit to the will of God in the same way Jesus did: entirely.

Do the "seven mountains of influence" need to be conquered before Christ can return to set up His kingdom? In this video, Daniel and Robin discuss the unbiblical 7 Mountain Mandate teaching heard in NAR circles and compare it with Scripture.
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A recent documentary series has been shining a light on the deep rooted issues of the Hillsong megachurch empire. Evangelicals are beginning to distance themselves from Hillsong, but it shouldn't have taken this long. The theological problems that gave rise to the movement are still entrenched wi...

The prophets of the NAR movement present us with a very serious problem. They claim to speak on behalf of God. If God has indeed sent them, we are then required to believe and obey their words and write them down as God breathed revelation. If they are not sent by God, then we are commanded to re...

Paul did not hide his vulnerability to the Enemy's accusations, to pride, or even to depression. In his letters, however, the apostle's main concern was not for his personal battles. Instead, he continually asked his readers to pray that he might have utterance and boldness to proclaim the Gospel...

Sean expounds upon the first half of Matthew 6:10 by leading us in the reading of a story, the story of the King.

Pastor Don Green preaches on the glory of God's grace in Ephesians 1. All of God's attributes are favorably disposed toward us. He chose us. He purchased us. He adopted us. He has treated us, not as we deserve, but as Christ deserves. In Christ, we have recieved every spiritual blessing. This gra...