Unfolding the Word of God

What happens when God interrupts a life?

The book of Acts reads like a collection of the most dramatic before-and-after stories ever told. From a murderous religious zealot on the Damascus Road to a well to do woman, these aren't just ancient history—they're blueprints for how God still transforms lives today.

What Makes These Stories So Powerful?

While each conversion in Acts appears wildly different on the surface, they all ...

Ever wonder how good people make terrible choices?

Lot's story is one of the Bible's most powerful warnings about how small compromises can lead to devastating consequences. In just a few minutes, you'll discover:

✅How to recognize spiritual drift before it's too late

✅Why choosing by sight instead of faith is dangerous

✅The hidden cost of prioritizing money over morals

✅How your decisions shape your family's futu...

What does it really mean to be "dead to sin"?

Paul's words in Romans 6 contain one of the most radical promises in all of Scripture—that through Christ, we don't just get forgiveness, we get a completely new identity. But if we're truly dead to sin, why do we still struggle? And what does this "newness of life" actually look like in our daily experience?

The Shocking Question - Romans 6:1
"Shal...

This episode examines the biblical prophecy from Malachi 4:6, which foretells the turning of hearts between fathers and children to avert societal destruction. This turning of hearts is presented as a crucial indicator of a healthy society, with its absence signaling a societal breakdown and a departure from God's law. This episode offers practical guidance for fathers on how to turn their hearts toward God, their wives, and th...

This episode focuses on Hebrews 11:7, examining Noah's actions as a model of faith. It explains how Noah's obedience to God's warnings, building an ark for unseen events, demonstrated reverent fear and resulted in the salvation of his household. The text also connects Noah's actions to broader theological concepts such as justification by faith and highlights how his righteousness condemned the world of his time. Ul...

This episode focuses on the story of the Widow of Zarephath from 1 Kings 17:17-24, examining how faith responds to tragedy and loss. It explores the widow's initial trust in God's provision and the subsequent crisis of faith when her son dies. The lesson highlights Elijah's intercession and God's powerful act of resurrection, demonstrating God's sovereignty over death and His compassion. Ultimately, the text ill...

"God Sees The Single Parent" explores the themes of faith and divine compassion through the biblical story of Hagar. It highlights Hagar, an Egyptian servant and single mother, as a figure of resilience who faced immense challenges and felt overlooked. The source connects Hagar's experiences of lacking control, mistreatment, despair, and resource scarcity to the modern-day struggles of single parents, emphasizing that...

A comprehensive lesson on Jeremiah 9:23-24, contrasting worldly boasting with true glory found in knowing God. We tend to boast in their wisdom, might, or riches**, which are ultimately fleeting and lead to false security. The texts then highlight that **true boasting comes from intimately knowing God**, specifically His steadfast love, justice, and righteousness, which are attributes He delights in. The material covers the **histo...