Learn the Word Podcast

Robert Morgan, best-selling author and pastor of Donelson Fellowship expounds upon what is arguably the most famous sermon of all time, the Sermon on the Mount.

In this podcast, H.B. Charles discusses several miracles performed by Jesus that are recorded in the Gospel of Mark. This discussion is a summary of his book, The Difference Jesus Makes.

We continue with Alex Konya, the Director of Word of Life Europe and Eurasia as well as author of Demons: A Biblically Based Perspective helps us to better understand what the biblical record has to say about demons and demon possession.

Alex Konya, the Director of Word of Life Europe and Eurasia as well as author of Demons: A Biblically Based Perspective helps us to better understand what the biblical record has to say about demons and demon possession.

In this second of a two-part series, Dave James explains the teachings of Roman Catholicism and advice on how to reach a Catholic with the Gospel of Christ.

In this first of a two-part series, David James, Executive Director of The Alliance for Biblical Integrity, explains the teachings of Roman Catholicism with the view to reach them with the Gospel of Christ.

Mike Calhoun provides a helpful synthesis of the book of Ecclesiastes and explains what King Solomon has to say about the meaning of life.

Dr. Viars, Pastor of Faith Church, and a Christian counselor for 30+ years provides biblical principles relating to Christian forgiveness.

In this podcast, Dr. Viars, Pastor of Faith Church in Lafayette, IN, provides biblical principles, specific examples, and practical advice on how to love your community and reach them with the Gospel of Christ.

In this week’s podcast, Dr. Tedd Tripp, author of Shepherding a Child’s heart, discusses the importance of getting to the heart of the matter, which requires heart change not behavioral modification.

Dr. Weaver explains how archaeological discoveries in Ancient Corinth provide unique insights into our understanding of the book of First Corinthians.

Dr. Weaver explains how biblical archaeology can unlock the door to the cultural and historical context in which the Bible was written and how it affirms the historical reliability of Scripture.