Thy Kingdom Come

Ep. 1 – Tyler van Halteren adapted Pilgrim’s Progress into a fun, insightful, and easy-to-read children’s book that points to Jesus around every turn. Now he’s turning his attention to the Word of God.

Ep. 2 – Even the finest nations and rulers fall apart over time, but the Kingdom of God endures forever. From Abraham to Jesus, the Lord keeps his covenant promises.

Ep. 3 – The Old Testament offers glimpses of God’s Kingdom announced and God’s Kingdom coming later through the birth of the Messiah. Join Charles Morris he looks at the signs of the Messiah in the story of Joseph.

Ep. 4 – Food, family, and football. This is what many of us are looking forward to on Thanksgiving in the U.S. But this year, let’s draw our attention to something far greater … the gift of knowing Jesus.

Ep. 5 – It’s one of the most famous stories in the Old Testament. By God’s instruction, it also became a holiday and a children’s story for all of Israel.

Ep. 6 – Joshua began leading Israel during uncertain times. The Lord promised to be with his people, but some had their doubts. This is when an unexpected ally stepped up to help preserve the Kingdom of God.

Ep. 7 – Without a king, there would be no kingdom. And where the king goes, the people follow. Today we’ll look at the life of the (second) greatest king to ever rule the people of Israel, and how he leads us to Jesus.

Ep. 8 – Isaiah prophesied that the coming Messiah would be great, glorious, and better than any king Israel ever had — just not in the way anyone expected.

Ep. 9 – Daniel was a man of visions who God used to save his people. But even more importantly than this, the prophet pointed his people to the coming King of Kings. He does the same for us today.

Ep. 10 – The final book of the Old Testament, Malachi, means “My Messenger.” It’s not only the name of the prophet who wrote it, but the theme of a powerful Messianic prophecy.