Why should we study Bible prophecy? It's an important question! In this episode we discuss four solid reasons why this is a priority.

Wes Taber leads us through a study of Esther as we discuss the satanic roots of the world's oldest hatred, the church's edicts through the ages and the alarming rise of antisemitism today.

What will the New Jerusalem be like? We explore Revelation 21 to get accurate and encouraging information about the believer's future!

Levi Hazen explores Psalm 2 and its connections to Psalm 1.

Levi Hazen reads and explores the richness of Psalm 1.

In this episode, we explore 3 parables about being ready for the Lord's return.

Levi Hazen explores the faith of a man who dared to believe the unbelievable.

Wes Taber and Levi Hazen continue an in-depth, verse-by-verse study of the book of Nahum. Part III of III.

Continuing a study of Nahum, chapter 2 gives an aerial view of the destruction of Nineveh. It's a sobering picture of the consequences of Nineveh’s return to wickedness after Jonah’s time. Part 2 of 3

Returning guest, Wes Taber, joins the show for an in-depth, verse-by-verse study of the Book of Nahum! Part I of III.

In this episode, we explore the future, end of days battle over Jerusalem as described by Zechariah 14. What will happen to the Holy City? Will God play any part in this climactic battle?

Levi Hazen leads us through Romans 11, a chapter that must be understood by all believers.

Returning guest, David, shares with us his insights into the Book of Daniel.

Levi Hazen covers the whole book of Obadiah.

The Bible specifically addresses Gentile attitudes towards the Jewish people. What does it teach and, perhaps just as important, do you even WANT to know? join us as we take an in-depth look at Romans 11.

Chapter 37 is one of the most popular passages in Ezekiel. The imagery of dry bones coming to life is often used to describe a new spiritual life. But WHAT or WHO is the Ezekiel vision actually referring to?

Why should anybody care about reaching the Jewish people with the good news? After all, if you don't hear much about it from mainstream voices then it can't be too important, right?

Why would Paul, called to be an apostle to the Gentiles (Gal. 1:16), write that the gospel is "first to the Jew?" And why did Paul seek out the Jewish people in each city he traveled to?

Levi Hazen explores six passages that address the Jewish people and the good news.

After sharing his journey to faith, Dr. Seth Postell leads a study on the talking donkey of Numbers 22-24.

Isn't Bible prophecy something that we should just stay away from? How much of the Bible is prophecy? How should I interpret prophetic passages? Levi Hazen answers these questions and more on this episode of the TOV podcast.