
Why Did God Put Us Here?
Why does a loving God allow pain, suffering, and evil? Discover what the Bible reveals about free will, our choices, and why God placed us here.
Bible studies using the King James Bible, with Strong’s Concordance references to help explain the meaning of words and deepen your understanding of Scripture.

Why does a loving God allow pain, suffering, and evil? Discover what the Bible reveals about free will, our choices, and why God placed us here.

Explore how Scripture shows world leaders opposing Christ—from Psalm 2 and Acts to end-time prophecy in Revelation. See the pattern past, present & future.

If you’ve read the prophetic Book of Jeremiah, you’ve probably wondered what the good and bad figs represent. We’ll learn, they represent good and bad Israelites…

Ezekiel’s temple does not describe a literal or symbolic temple. It was a temple that could have been, if Israel repented of their many sins.

We’re going to delve into the realm of End Times prophecy. We’ll learn about the return of Jesus, and what events must transpire before that becomes a reality.

We’ll learn about the trials of the Thessalonians, and how they relate to us. We’ll also discover how we gather back together with Jesus, and signs that precede His return.

The parable of the ten virgins describes Christians in the Last Days. It’s a story defining those who stand firm for Jesus, and those who will fall away.

What if I told you, Adam is not the man in Genesis 1? I’m going to show you how Scripture indicates Genesis 1 and 2 describe two creations of mankind.

The book of Colossians teaches us to love and overcome darkness. Warning us to leave worldliness and never be deceived by the philosophy of the day.

We discuss the 7 churches of Revelation, to learn why two were accepted and five were not. As we study, we also reflect on our own spiritual walk today.

Acts 17:26 has confused many Christians. Is Scripture telling us all races came from Adam and Eve, or is there another meaning?

With each passing day, governments become more totalitarian by removing citizens’ rights. Do Christians obey the laws of the land, or should we rebuff them?