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This podcast from World Video Bible School will seek to provide you with weekly encouragement through messages that focus on God's word. The scope of the podcast will seek to cover a wide variety of perspectives and topics, applicable to various ages and backgrounds of life. The weekly lessons will be formed from the wealth of content available through the WVBS archive, and will often be pulled from a program containing multiple lessons. This will provide you the opportunity to quickly hear a variety of speakers and topics, but also may stimulate your desire to watch the remaining lessons from one of the programs in particular. When it is applicable, we will provide the online link to the rest of the lessons for a program in the podcast episode description. So please join us as we look into the riches contained in God's word.
World Video Bible School has been privileged to serve Christians since 1986 by making teaching materials for the church’s use worldwide. Our goal is the same as it has always been, to serve God and His people by doing His will to the best of our ability. We are committed to producing and distributing excellent quality, scripturally sound, inexpensively priced Bible study material through video, audio and the written page.
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John Donne famously said, “No man is an island.” As we go about our daily lives, we must take opportunities to interact with others and share the good news of the Gospel. Join Neal Pollard in this lesson as he explains that to complete in Christ, we must be willing to share Him with others.Watch more from the program "How to Be Complete in Christ" at the following link: https://video.wvbs.org/program/how-to-be-complete-in-christ-lessons-from-colossians/
Our world is enamored with the idea of love. Thousands of books and songs have been written about love and love stories. Love may be a popular subject but how important is love and what does the Bible have to say about it? Join Kyle Butt as he takes a look at what the Bible has to say about the importance of love.
What does the Bible teach about homosexuality? How does God feel about same-sex marriage? Have we been misusing the Bible when citing it to condemn gay and lesbian behavior? Did Jesus ever mention it? Is it time for Christians to finally accept that homosexuality is a civic right equivalent to racial equality? In this lesson, Don Blackwell shines the light of God's truth on these and other questions that are trending cultural topics.Watch more from "The Truth About" series at the following link: https://video.wvbs.org/series/the-truth-about/
Jesus taught us how to treat each other. Through His interactions with others it is easy to see the importance He places on humanity. Jesus always took the time to see those who came to Him, even those who were deemed unworthy by others. Join Kevin Rutherford as he discusses just how important we are as individuals to God.Watch more from the program, "You Are Important" at the following link: https://video.wvbs.org/program/you-are-important/
At one time or another, we all have anxiety about issues that arise in our lives. However, when we turn to the Bible, we can seek out the right way to handle these issues and we can gain peace and comfort from God’s word. Join Steven Lloyd and Don Ruhl and they discuss the topic of anxiety and how we, as Christians, should handle it.Watch more from the program, "Coping with Problems" at the following link: https://video.wvbs.org/program/coping-with-problems/
The majority of modern scientists today accept the evolutionary theory as a fact and regard any expert that speaks against it as disreputable. The public education system discourages the teachings of Christianity; including creation, and promotes the teachings of Charles Darwin as a reality. In this 40-minute video, Kyle Butt explains the logical flaws of the evolutionary theory and exposes the historically fabricated evidences that support it.Watch more from the program, "Truth Be Told" at the following link:https://video.wvbs.org/program/truth-be-told/
Many people in the world today hold fast to the theory of evolution, even in the face of insurmountable evidence against it. Knowing what the evolutionists’ stance and belief is can be a very useful tool to help defeat this false theory. Join Dr. Mike Houts as he presents some of the common arguments used by evolutionists, and what counter arguments Christians can use against this false science.Watch more from the program, "Evolution is Religion Not Science" at the following link: https://video.wvbs.org/program/evolution-is-religion-not-science/
What is the theory of evolution? Can the Bible’s creation account and evolution be in harmony? Why does it matter to Christians? Join Jeff Miller as he takes a balanced approach to answer these and other questions about Christianity and evolution.Watch more from the program, "Science Vs. Evolution" at the following link:https://video.wvbs.org/program/science-vs-evolution/
Are faith and science contrary, complementary, or independent of each other? Some have the view that science opposes faith, and that faith is a hindrance to science. Others simply say that each is completely independent and while they can both be in your life, they never overlap in application. In this class, Branyon demonstrates faith and science are complementary by looking at the basic meaning of both concepts and by looking at how science and faith have been applied through history.Watch more from the program, "Evidence for Christianity" at the following link: https://video.wvbs.org/program/evidence-for-christianity/
Just as a husband knows his wife because of her unique characteristics, when He comes back, Christ will know His Church. But what are the characteristics of the Church? Join Hiram Kemp and Neal Pollard as they look at the uniqueness of Lord’s Church.Watch more from the program, "Light of the World" at the following link: https://video.wvbs.org/program/light-of-the-world-season-4/
To be able to understand how to become a Christian and to live as one, we must understand and know the life of Christ and His teachings. In this video, Johnny Ramsey presents an in-depth lesson about of the life of Christ through a study on the book of Mark.Watch more from the program, "Journey through the New Testament" at the following link: https://video.wvbs.org/program/journey-through-the-new-testament/
In the process of understanding yourself, you must have a clear view of your own identity. In this lesson, Daniel Stearsman looks at the contrast between the “transitioning” promoted by the transgender movement and the “transitioning” that God desires. If you are struggling with your own identity and thoughts about a gender transition, then please consider this lesson.Watch more from the program, "Gender: A Biblical View" at the following link: https://video.wvbs.org/program/gender-a-biblical-view/
This third lesson dives into 2 Corinthians 7:8-11 and goes over a difficult topic when coming to Christ: repentance. Change from a life of sin is a requirement from God that no one is exempt from acting upon (Acts 7:30-31). Join Neal Pollard as he discusses the 3 elements of repentance and what it requires from us.Watch more from the 7-lesson program, "A Call for New Testament Christianity" at the following link: https://video.wvbs.org/program/a-call-for-new-testament-christianity/
The day the Lord returns and the Earth is destroyed is described as the "Judgment Day." The Bible describes numerous things that will happen, or scenes of the events occurring on that day. Join Don Blackwell as he looks at seven of these scenes to help in understanding what plans God has made known to us.
Our God receives sinners and values every precious soul. For the one that has returned to God after having visited the "far country" and tasted of its fruits, the allurement of sin may make staying home feel more difficult. In this concluding lesson based on the parable of the "Prodigal Son" in Luke 15, Mike Vestal gives encouragement to those who have wandered from God’s home and reminds them of the eternal blessings that come from staying faithful to God.Watch more from the 8-lesson program, "Lost" at the following link: https://video.wvbs.org/program/lost/
How much time do you spend thinking on your own ways? It might be that we’ve been examining others, rather than examining self. In this lesson, George Bailey takes an in-depth look at self-introspection according to God’s Word.Watch more from the 6-lesson program, "Sermons by George Bailey" at the following link: https://video.wvbs.org/program/gospel-sermons-george-bailey/
As citizens, we have responsibilities to the nation in which we live. However, as Christians and citizens of a spiritual nation we also have some very important set of responsibilities. Join Neal Pollard as he looks at what the Bible says about how the people of God should view our purpose.Watch more sermons from Neal Pollard: https://video.wvbs.org/program/sermons-by-neal-pollard-volume-4/
It is troubling to hear of situations where wrongdoing occurs and bystanders fail to do anything to help, especially when it involves the well-being of another person. Sadly, a "do nothing" mentality is often embraced by society as being politically correct and socially acceptable, even when considering Christianity. In today's podcast, Kyle Butt challenges those who understand Christianity as a list of things that should not be done, by calling to attention our true purpose as followers of Christ: seeking to glorify God by using our talents to the benefit of others.Watch more sermons from Kyle Butt: https://video.wvbs.org/program/sermons-by-kyle-butt/
Statistics show that people are spending more time looking at a screen than ever before. While it is true that it provides many benefits, technology poses many negatives as well, especially to Christians. Join Don Blackwell as he looks at scripture and challenges us to examine our relationship with technology and with God.
Today, loneliness is considered a public health crisis. Despite the fact that we are more connected than ever through social media, people still suffer from loneliness. But we are not the only generation to experience loneliness. When we look at the many people mentioned in the Bible, we find our ordinary people like you and me and that means we see loneliness talked about often. Even Israel’s kings and prophets speak about their loneliness. Join Jim Lloyd as he discusses different people in the Bible who suffered from loneliness and the comfort and guidance we can gain from them.
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