Bible Made Clear

Pastor Scott Mitchell walks through part 1 of a presentation to logically follow the process of discovering why atheism is a self-defeating philosophy. In part 1 the groundwork is laid for the next video presentation.

Pastor Scott walks through the nations that will come down to attack Israel in this Ezekiel 38 war. The timing and reason for their coming is discussed.

Pastor Scott walks through the nations that will come down to attack Israel in this Ezekiel 38 war. The alignment of nations is listed and explained.

In this presentation, pastor Scott answers the question "is Jesus Jehovah?" by showing that Jesus of Nazareth the Messiah is equal to the Jehovah (JHVH) of the Old Testament.

Pastor Scott provides detail of the Levitical Feasts and shows how they apply to Israel in NT history prophetically.

Pastor Scott provides an overview of Leviticus and it structure to see how the feasts sit within the context of the book. A brief overview in part 1 of the feasts and their meaning to the nation of Israel.

Pastor Scott presents verses that describe Jesus from scripture proving He is the Son of Man, Son of God, Messiah and God the Son second person of the Holy Trinity. When comparing what is said of Jesus in scripture and the claims of those in other religions, it is clear that Jesus cannot be a good moral teacher, prophet of God or good man if His claims of Himself were false. He is either a liar, a lunatic or the Lord God of all creation. C.S. Lewis quote at the end of the presentation makes this clear.

Pastor Scott focuses on who we are in Christ and why that matters. The world teaches man's value based on perspectives that are entirely established by man. God determines man's value based on creation and the atoning death of Christ. Paul writes to Timothy and instructs what to stay away from so spiritual maturity can be developed and not undermined.

Pastor Scott Mitchell finishes the NT book of James as he teaches verses 16-20 of chapter 5. Here the subject surrounds the topics of confession of sin, faith and the sin unto death. Regarding the sin unto death, James emphasizes the value and benefit of recovering a wayward believer.

Pastor Scott Mitchell continues in the NT book of James as he teaches verses 13-15 of chapter 5. Here the subject surrounds the topic of prayer and healing when calling the elders to pray over the sick and suffering. There is a lot of controversy on the subject of divine healing today and this text addresses one aspect of it. Extremes are not helpful regarding this subject and with an objective view of the text at hand, James can answer some of those questions people typically struggle with.

Pastor Scott Mitchell continues in the NT book of James as he teaches verses 7-12 of chapter 5. Here the subject of patience, the rapture and the doctrine of imminence are explored within the text.

Pastor Scott Mitchell continues in the NT book of James as he teaches verses 11-12 of chapter 4. Judging and evil speaking are problems that James addressed to first century believers, but it is still a problem 2000 years later. Social media has increased the problem exponentially within the church. These issues are addressed in these two verses.

Pastor Scott Mitchell continues in the NT book of James as he teaches verses 5-10 of chapter 4. Conflict is very real and problematic in the church and James addresses both the source and solution in these verses.

Pastor Scott Mitchell continues in the NT book of James as he teaches verses 1-4 of chapter 4. Conflict is very real and problematic in the church and James addresses both the source and solution in this chapter.

Pastor Scott Mitchell continues in the NT book of James as he teaches verses 16-18 of chapter 3. The continuing discussion of the tongue now focuses on true and false wisdom and how it can be identified. This is part 2.

This is a high level overview of Romans based on an outline format. This is similar information as in part 1, but formatted differently for ease of viewing. Romans is a very detailed book, but this only hits the highlights.

This is a high level overview of Romans based on an outline format. Romans is a very detailed book, but this only hits the highlights.

Pastor Scott walks through Luke 2:1-21, examining the historical, prophetic and apologetic significance of the Christmas story.

Pastor Scott Mitchell teaches in the NT book of James, verses 19-24 of chapter 1, discussing doing and not just hearing the Word of God.

Pastor Scott Mitchell continues in the NT book of James as he teaches verses 13-15 of chapter 3. The continuing discussion of the tongue now focuses on true and false wisdom and how it can be identified. This is part 1.

Pastor Scott Mitchell continues in the NT book of James as he teaches verses 7-12 of chapter 3, discussing the tongue and how we need to judge our own speech. This is part 2.

Pastor Scott Mitchell continues in the NT book of James as he teaches verses 1-6 of chapter 3, discussing the tongue and how we need to judge our own speech.

Pastor Scott Mitchell continues in the NT book of James as he teaches verses 14-26 of chapter 2, discussing the nature of maturing faith in the Christian life. Focusing on the exposition of verses 14-26.

Pastor Scott Mitchell continues in the NT book of James as he teaches verses 14-26 of chapter 2, discussing the nature of maturing faith in the Christian life.

Pastor Scott Mitchell continues in the NT book of James as he teaches verses 10-13 of chapter 2, finalizing the discussion on the sin of favoritism.