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Why is the Bible filled with exhortations to "remember" the Lord? Could it be that we are forgetful? As God does miraculous things in our lives, will we remember? What can we do to practice the art of remembering God's works? Join the Israelites as they cross the Jordan and set up a memorial so that they never forget the wonders of God.Taken from: Joshua 4:21-24

Did you ever come across a language barrier where you were trying to communicate something to someone who didn't speak English? Why is that? Is that simply a process of cultural evolution? Or, is there spiritual significance to it? Tune in to discover the cosmic plan of God behind the confusion of languages.Taken from Genesis 11:1-9

Desperate times call for desperate measures. Or, do they? When faced with a difficult decision, should we take the path that best helps us, or is God calling us to walk a path of suffering for the sake of another? In this heart-wrenching message, you'll see how Ruth and Orpah were faced with a life-changing fork in the road, and how the path of following God can sometimes be the path of hardship and pain. Ruth 1:14-18

For thousands of years, Jews have been observing a feast called "Passover". Why does Paul bring this up in a letter to non-Jewish believers? What does the Passover have to do with sin and overcoming temptation? Tune it to bridge the gap between an ancient practice and your Christian walk today. Taken from: 1 Corinthians 5:6-8

Have you ever wondered what happens to a believer when they die? Does their soul sleep? Do they have a body in Heaven? Will they know what is happening on earth? What will the resurrected body look like? All these questions, plus many more, are addressed in this exhilarating message. Taken from: 1 Corinthians 15:50-58

How important is the resurrection to you? Well, if there were no resurrection, what would that imply? Paul takes great pains to convince the Corinthians that the resurrection is not only important for their present activity, but also for their eternal destiny. Taken from: 1 Corinthians 15:12-28