In today’s program, Paul Trask continues his study of Luke 4. Jesus compares His present ministry to that of Israel’s national heroes, Elijah & Elisha, implying the same deplorable conditions in Judah as had existed in Northern Israel, before its Read more…
Today, Paul Trask looks at Jesus’ “Pregnant Pause,” as He read Isaiah 61 in the synagogue as recorded in Luke 4. 18 “The Spirit of the Lord is on me, because he has anointed me to preach good news to the Read more…
In addition to listening to the recording for this program, you can now also purchase a booklet version of this message which is available in our bookstore. This text version is great for both group and personal study. It is Read more…
In addition to listening to the recording for this program, you can now also purchase a booklet version of this message which is available in our bookstore. This text version is great for both group and personal study. It is Read more…
Today’s discussion is a continuation of last week’s program regarding the Divine Marriage. Paul Trask continues describing the overarching framework, or “schema,” for understanding not only the Bible, but for understanding God’s original intent in creation. And that intent was Read more…
In this program, Paul Trask provides an overarching framework, or “schema,” for understanding and interpreting not only the entire Bible, but for understanding God’s original intent in creation. And that intent was to create a people which would enjoy an Read more…
Today’s program is a continuation of last week, on the subject of the “Second Coming” of Christ. Recap of last weeks’ program: “Second Coming” Terminology Apostles’ Creed is one of the oldest expressions of the Christian faith, dating from the Read more…
The subject of today’s program is the Second Coming of Christ. The Second Coming of Christ is the cardinal doctrine, and the central hope of the Christian faith, wherein God, through Christ sets everything right again, and restores that which Read more…
Melchizedek — his real role in the Bible. It may well be different than you think!