Learn the Word Podcast

Pastor John Bouquet provides valuable insights on how to recognize the call into the Gospel ministry and the amazing blessings it brings.

Randy Patten, President of TEAM Focus Ministries, defines and describes Biblical Counseling and explains how others can get involved in this crucial ministry.

Professor Tom Simcox joins us again in the studio to provide additional insights into Judaism and give practical advice on how we can build bridges with Jewish people.

Professor Tom Simcox, Friends of Israel Gospel Ministry staff member, provides insights into Judaism and how to build bridges with Jewish people.

Phil Moser, pastor, teacher, and author, provides us with biblical strategies for overcoming anxiety

Pastor Phil Moser, Teaching Pastor of Fellowship Bible Church in Mullica Hill, NJ, explains the importance of application for our everyday lives.

In this edition of the Learn the Word Podcast, Dr. Payne explains the benediction of Hebrews (Heb. 13:20-21) and the Apostle Paul’s reference to being poured out like a drink offering (Phil. 2:17).

Dr. Matthew McAlack, Professor at Cairn University, provides biblical teaching on how to respond in times of great sorrow.

In this podcast, recorded from Uganda, we discuss the significant challenges facing the churches of Uganda (charismatic movement, abuse of power, lack of theological education), and the great opportunities WOL Uganda and WOL Africa Bible Institute ha …

In this Podcast we learn about the persecuted church in Hungary prior to the collapse of the Soviet Union, the early days of WOL ministering in Hungary, and the persecution of Christians taking place around the world yet today.

Pastor Abrman shares his personal and captivating account of persecution during the former Soviet Union, defection to the United Sates, and after the collapse of communism, his return to the Slovakia as a missionary to his own people.

In this special edition of the Learn the Word Podcast, Dr. Paul Weaver shares a Christmas devotion entitled, “A King Among Us.”