Message to Kings - A Biblical History of Man

In the previous episode, Korah led a rebellion against God and Moses. The consequence of the rebellion was judgment. The judgment included an earthquake, fire from heaven and a plague. The actions of Moses and Aaron saved the rest of the community. What we find out later is that Korah's sons survive this incident. Not only did they survive, but they testify to God's mercy and grace. Over four hundred years later, over 10% of the psalms were written by the Sons of Korah. This episode is dedicated to telling their story. Guest Speaker: Jannel Heaston

In the wilderness, Korah led a rebellion against Moses, Aaron and God himself. According to Jewish history, Korah was a wealthy prestigious man in Egypt, but in the wilderness he was a Levitical servant. Instead of surrendering his life to God, Korah challenged God. In this podcast, we will cover Korah's Rebellion. Guest Speaker: Jannel Heaston

In the wilderness, Korah led a rebellion against Moses, Aaron and God himself. According to Jewish history, Korah was a wealthy prestigious man in Egypt, but in the wilderness he was a Levitical servant. Instead of surrendering his life to God, Korah challenged God. In this podcast, we will cover Korah's Rebellion. Guest Speaker: Jannel Heaston

Taking a break from the normal story-line, in this episode, I will be interviewing Lance Ralston. Lance is the author and producer of the History of the Christian Church Podcast. In this episode, Lance and I will be discussing the church, history and podcasting.

Taking a break from the normal story-line, in this episode, I will be interviewing Lance Ralston. Lance is the author and producer of the History of the Christian Church Podcast. In this episode, Lance and I will be discussing the church, history and podcasting.

The Israelites finally made it to Cannan. Prior to invading the land, a spy from every tribe was sent to spy out the land. All of the spies reported a land of milk and honey, great fruit, giants, and walled cities. Joshua and Caleb responded in faith, but the other spies believe more in the fear of man, than in the fear of God. The result was catastrophic.

The Israelites finally made it to Cannan. Prior to invading the land, a spy from every tribe was sent to spy out the land. All of the spies reported a land of milk and honey, great fruit, giants, and walled cities. Joshua and Caleb responded in faith, but the other spies believe more in the fear of man, than in the fear of God. The result was catastrophic.

During their stay at St. Sinai, God gave Moses the Ten Commandments and The Law. The ten commandments summarize all of the laws. Jesus revealed many years later, that God was interested in the heart and spirit of the law and he explained the full depth of the law and how impossible it was for man to fulfill it. Only Jesus was able to fulfill the law, whose length and depth covered the breath of human sin. Sin had to be atoned for. The law was given to reveal the power of sin, while Jesus came to give us authority over sin. Jesus came to atone for sin and empower us to live an abundant life.

During their stay at St. Sinai, God gave Moses the Ten Commandments and The Law. The ten commandments summarize all of the laws. Jesus revealed many years later, that God was interested in the heart and spirit of the law and he explained the full depth of the law and how impossible it was for man to fulfill it. Only Jesus was able to fulfill the law, whose length and depth covered the breath of human sin. Sin had to be atoned for. The law was given to reveal the power of sin, while Jesus came to give us authority over sin. Jesus came to atone for sin and empower us to live an abundant life.

After the Red Sea crossing, God led the Israelites to St Sinai. At Mt Sinai, God himself came down like fire upon the mountain and encountered the people. God's desire was to reveal himself to the nation of Israel and build a relationship and develop his purpose for them was a royal priesthood, but instead of drawing closer to God, they turned away from him and worshipped idols. While the people turned from God, Moses ran toward him encountering his glory over and over. Our revelation of God can only be in proportion to our relationship with him.

After the Red Sea crossing, God led the Israelites to St Sinai. At Mt Sinai, God himself came down like fire upon the mountain and encountered the people. God's desire was to reveal himself to the nation of Israel and build a relationship and develop his purpose for them was a royal priesthood, but instead of drawing closer to God, they turned away from him and worshipped idols. While the people turned from God, Moses ran toward him encountering his glory over and over. Our revelation of God can only be in proportion to our relationship with him.

After the Red Sea crossing and worship experience, the Israelites embarked into the desert and began the long journey to Canaan. What comes next is a season of testing and revelation. This episode will cover the five events leading up to the encounter at Mt. Sinai. What began as a short journey to Canaan will end up lasting forty years due to the unfaithfulness of the Israelites.

After the Red Sea crossing and worship experience, the Israelites embarked into the desert and began the long journey to Canaan. What comes next is a season of testing and revelation. This episode will cover the five events leading up to the encounter at Mt. Sinai. What began as a short journey to Canaan will end up lasting forty years due to the unfaithfulness of the Israelites.

In this episode, we will shift our vantage from the personal perspective to a national and spiritual perspective and address the spiritual warfare of the Exodus. God will be tearing down the ten principalities of Egypt and concluding the matter with the destruction of Pharaoh's chariot army in the Red Sea. We will be discussing the first passover and the judgments of God and man's response to the wonders of God.

In this episode, we will shift our vantage from the personal perspective to a national and spiritual perspective and address the spiritual warfare of the Exodus. God will be tearing down the ten principalities of Egypt and concluding the matter with the destruction of Pharaoh's chariot army in the Red Sea. We will be discussing the first passover and the judgments of God and man's response to the wonders of God.