David Guzik - Enduring Word

Having just escaped from Egypt, Israel needed God to defend them against Pharaoh and the chariot army of Egypt - and God rescued His people.

After more than 400 years of slavery, Israel is finally set free by the strength of God's hand.

The final, terrible plague comes upon Egypt: the death of the first born, upon every houseld not covered by the blood of the Passover lamb. An obedient Israel escaped this judgment, and began to leave Egypt.

As Paul appealed to Caesar, he stood before rich and powerful kings who thought they were important - but the judgment of God and history proved different.

Though a prisoner, Paul has a unuqie opportunity to preach to a Roman ruler named Felix.

In Roman custody, Paul's life is saved from determined assassins by what was perhaps a small miracle, as God's promise for his life continued to unfold.

After a crushing disappointment and threats to his life, Jesus comforted Paul in a special and supernatural way, telling him to be off good cheer.

Paul preached to a crowd on the temple mount in Jerusalem, telling them about Jesus and his own transformed life - until the message ended suddenly and unexpectedly.

As Paul visited the Temple Mount in Jerusalem, a riot began - and gave Paul an amazing opportunity.

Paul is continually warned as he makes his way toward Jerusalem, yet he remained resolute to fulfill the will of the Lord.

Speaking to the elders of the Christians in Ephesus, Paul warned them of trouble to come, and we learn important things from that warning.

Speaking to the elders of the Christians in Ephesus, Paul explained how his life also preached a messsage - and how he preached a gospel worth dying for.

During his third missionary tour, Paul deals with a young man who slept in church.

After the remarkable work of God in the region of Ephesus, there comes the reaction of persecution against God's work.

The remarkable work of revival and spiritual awakening in Ephesus.