Faith that Speaks— Anytime, Anywhere

In Revelation 6–19, the apostle John describes a future seven-year tribulation period in which God’s wrath and judgment are poured out on the unbelieving world. But during this time, God shows unparalleled grace in continuing to call sinners to repentance and redemption through the gospel of Jesus Christ. Join Tom Pennington as he gives an in-depth explanation of the Tribulation Saints God uses to evangelize the lost during the Tribulation years.

Unfortunately, today, many professing Christians rarely read or study the Old Testament. Some, perhaps, even neglect it, assuming it does not play a vital role in the Christian life. But because all Scripture is God-breathed and profitable, Christians must immerse themselves in the Old Testament. It is the beginning of God's great plan to redeem a people by His Son, for His Son, to His own glory. Join Tom Pennington on this walk through an Old Testament Survey.

The book of Daniel teaches that God is sovereign over the lives of individuals, the affairs of nations, the spans of empires, and all human history. And in Daniel chapter 8, we find that God has all power over good and wicked rulers, authorities, and empires. But, in the midst of it all, God calls His people to live faithfully according to His Word. If our God is good and sovereign, and He is, we can wholly trust Him as we live for Him in a lost world. Join Tom Pennington as he explains the vision of The Ram, the Goat, & the Little Horn.

Throughout church history professing Christians have approached the interpretation of the Sermon on the Mount in several different ways. But how you interpret the Sermon on the Mount will radically determine not only how you understand Jesus’ preaching, but also how you live the Christian life. Therefore, it is crucial that we as Christians understand how to rightly interpret and understand Jesus’ most famous words—beginning with the beatitudes. Join Tom Pennington as he gives an explanation of each of The Beatitudes.

Romans chapter 7 is one of the most controversial passages in the New Testament, and it has been hotly debated since the early centuries of the church. But, at its heart, Romans 7 is the apostle Paul’s testimony regarding his own battle with sin during his Christian life. For Christians, Paul’s words are just as pertinent today as they were in the first century. Under the inspiration of the Holy Spirit, Paul encourages believers to fight our sin as we continue to pursue Christlikeness in this life. Join Tom Pennington as he describes the battle that every Christian fights against The Dark Guest.

In 1 John chapter 3 John presents his readers with a specific test—a test about loving God’s people. He makes several crucial conclusions about how love or the absence of love confirms whether someone is a true Christian or an unbeliever. For us as Christians, we must take John’s test of love so that we can gain confidence and have assurance that we have truly been born again and are part of Christ’s family. Join Tom Pennington as he describes a vital sign that gives assurance of salvation: Love as a Sign of Life.