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

What does the Bible teach about the intermediate state that occurs between death and the resurrection of the body? And how does one know if they are prepared for death?

Levi Hazen shares real-life, encouraging stories of God's goodness and generosity.

Scott shares his unique journey to faith.

Gerad Hall joins the TOV Podcast to share his journey, From Karma to Christ. Sprinkled with humor throughout, Gerad Hall has a unique life story.

In this episode, Levi Hazen explores 3 parables found in Matthew's gospel. Are you ready? And what does it mean to be ready?

Where do the dead go when they leave us? The Scriptures are filled with references to different places of the dead. Are they all the same or are there differences? In this episode, we explore 13 biblical terms for the place of the dead.

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

Levi Hazen covers the whole book of Obadiah.

David is a Jewish follower of Jesus. He shares his experience of growing up in apartheid South Africa and eventually immigrating to the United States. David answers some questions as it relates to the Bible, the Jewish people, and his faith in Jesus.

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?

Levi Hazen sits down with Wes Taber. Using Deuteronomy 8 as the primary text, Wes shares some of the lessons he has learned over four decades of ministry.

Why is Jerusalem significant for Christians? Join Life in Messiah board member Dr. Tim Sigler for a discussion of the Bible’s teaching on Jerusalem – and why it still matters.

Levi Hazen covers some current facts about this awesome body of water. In addition, he takes a look at the Bible's predictions about the Dead Sea's future.

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.

Can you imagine selling 90% of your possessions, purchasing an RV and then traveling around the country for years? The Bacons, a family of 5, are living an adventure-filled (and tiny!) life on the road.

Levi Hazen and Vida Velasco discuss the deadly pathogen of Christian anti-Semitism. From the early church fathers up until today, there has always existed a deadly strain of the world's oldest hatred.

Dan Strull grew up in a reformed Jewish home in NYC. But Dan's life was radically changed while on the slopes in Aspen, CO. That's where Dan met a woman who cared enough to ask him some tough questions. Questions that would eventually lead Dan to make a life-changing decision.