Broadcast Series
Broadcast Episodes

“I Have Bought All”
Ruth is a book of romance and redemption. Through Boaz, a beautiful type of Jesus, we are reminded of Christ's right, ability, and desire to redeem us. Join us as we continue our study of "God's Redemption Timeline."

God’s Might and Mercy
Redemption reveals something to us about who God is and what God wants. God is mighty enough to save anyone, yet He is also merciful enough that He longs to save everyone. Study "God's Redemption Timeline" with us from the book of Exodus!

It’s a Covenant!
Redemption is solely an act of God. Although we have nothing to do with the task of redemption, we are the target of God's redemption. Discover in today's study a beautiful Old Testament picture of a New Testament truth.

Don’t Miss Jesus
As we go through Christmas season, the temptation is to miss what Christ is doing in the world today. In every time and season, God is at work, and you miss Jesus, you've missed it all.

An Ancient Cry and a Modern Need
Even in the oldest chronological book of the Bible, Job, we find God's great work of redemption. Years later since this book was penned, man's great need remains the same. Praise God, our need-meeting Redeemer lives!

The First Mention of a Savior
All promises of God culminate in the person of Christ, and there is no greater promise than the promise of redemption. Study this first mention of the Savior today to learn a lasting truth!

From the Foundation of the World
Did you know God made preparation for our redemption before He created the world? His great purpose was that we would be redeemed and become more like our Redeemer. In today's study, we find out what our part is in God's redemptive plan.

The Greatest Story in the World
From the very beginning of time, our eternal God had planned the redemption of mankind. The payment Christ made on the cross was not some emergency plan! Tune in for the first episode of a brand new series, "God's Redemption Timeline."

The Secret Principle
Every evil fruit grows in the soil of unforgiveness. When we withhold forgiveness, God withholds His blessings. As we conclude our study of the model prayer, choose to be a forgiven person who forgives others.