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Rest. Worship. Two directives in one commandment, one that our society as a whole has tossed aside. A huge number of our citizens are forced to work on what used to be our holy Sabbath, often to serve the rest. What would happen if we returned to the pattern described in the Fourth Commandment?

As we open up another commandment, we have to take notice of God's promises for blessing or cursing based on our response.

Can we expect God to bless a nation that once followed the first two commandments but has now forsaken them?

In this series we will explore, beginning with the Ten Commandments, some of the reasons why God might judge the USA and what we can do about it.

The world is on high alert as Iran has promised an attack on Israel in response to the assassination of the October 7th mastermind. Could this escalation become the "latter days" conflict described by the prophet?

When did Jonah serve? At one of the pinnacles of power for the Northern Kingdom of Israel.

In 2 Kings 18 and 19 we see a story confirmed by archaeology from the site of ancient Nineveh. Islamic claims that Israeli history is a lie is the biggest lie of all. Israel is confirmed in accounts of neighboring empires going back over 3000 years.

The good news of revival at Nineveh did not last forever. But the ultimate end of Nineveh and a sign from Christ continues to speak to us today.

The people of Nineveh are enjoying the blessing of God in revival. Jonah is angry! Surely for all their wickedness they deserve judgement. But God uses nature to teach Jonah a lesson about His patience, love and mercy.

Jonah repents from the depths of a desperate situation, and God answers.

In anticipation of the solar eclipse crossing the United States on April 8, we are introducing the book of Jonah. Its message is meant not only for the people of Jonah's day, but it also has a powerful message for us in 2024.

While Jonah sleeps the Lord is throwing a storm at the ship. The crew concludes that someone is to blame for the catastrophe, and the lot falls on Jonah. At his suggestion he is thrown overboard, and the first revival breaks out among the sailors.

In anticipation of the solar eclipse crossing the United States on April 8, we are introducing the book of Jonah. Its message is meant not only for the people of Jonah's day, but it also has a powerful message for us in 2024.

Jesus Christ is risen. The first person to see the Lord recognizes Him not from what she sees but what she hears.

It is finished. The cry from the cross is followed by the final confirmation of His death. Lovingly prepared for burial, the body of Jesus is laid in a new tomb. And we wait...

Featuring a reading from Max Lucado, we look at the special tunic worn by Christ and the deep meaning behind clothing in scripture.

Two criminals are crucified with Jesus. They represent the choice we have to accept or reject the Savior. Also reading part of a chapter from Max Lucado's book, "He Chose the Nails."

Two criminals are crucified with Jesus. They represent the choice we have to accept or reject the Savior. Also reading part of a chapter from Max Lucado's book, "He Chose the Nails."

Two criminals are crucified with Jesus. They represent the choice we have to accept or reject the Savior. Also reading part of a chapter from Max Lucado's book, "He Chose the Nails."

Over the head of Jesus a sign is posted. Its appearance is no accident. Unknowingly, Pilate has made a declaration of a gospel truth that has an immediate impact.

Condemned to die, Jesus Christ faces more insults and torture as He begins the walk to Calvary.

The plot of Esther is being played out on the world stage once again in 2024.

The religious leaders have decided that Jesus must go, but they don't have the authority to execute him. So, they bring him to Pilate and argue for the death sentence.