Nehemiah and the Great Wall - Part 1

Nehemiah and the Great Wall - Part 1

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Revelation - Part 1

We have had many requests for the book of Revelation! It's such an important book--especially during these times.Revelation begins with a vision of Jesus given to the apostle John. In part one, Jesus speaks to His seven churches, asking them to remain faithful, and calling out th ...  Show more

The Story of Joseph (Full Episode)

I finally finished remastering all the Joseph episodes. This includes removing some background noise and slowing it down just a little. I had to laugh because this is such a long episode! One of my favorite stories from the Bible--such a great comeback story. God always has a pla ...  Show more

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