Esau's life challenges us not to settle for what the world offers us -- but instead to aspire to live according to God's magnificent plan for our lives.

The life of Jacob is a powerful example of how God sovereignly uses flawed and broken people to accomplish His divine purposes.

Abused, rejected and mistreated. Joseph is the story of how tragedy and injustice can accomplish good things for those who obey God.

Moses was a giant of history. Yet he was in many ways, a very common man. Moses I is the compelling story of God's call upon a simple man to confront the world's most powerful leader.

A God like no other. Moses II is the story of how God used a simple man to display his authority to the entire world.

The Key to His Success. This Lesson discovers the key to Moses' success and how we can apply that same truth to our lives today.

Rahab’s story demonstrates how God cares about the outcasts among us. And it reminds us that each act of faith offers a chance to change our future, and the destiny of those around us.

The life of Joshua demonstrates how God is calling His people to be mighty spiritual warriors.

Samson's life is a great example and lesson for us today of what happens when people believe that their lives can be compartmentalized, showing that it’s our private lives that matter, and determine who we are and who we become.

The life of Saul shows us that it is essential to be sensitive to God's Holy Spirit in our lives, and to be obedient to His word.

David led a truly amazing life, showing us that God will use us if we are ready to be obedient and faithful, even with humble beginnings, and even if we stumble.

The life of David shows us how to cope with moral failure; providing a model of how to repent when we sin against God. It shows us how God will use flawed and broken people for His divine purposes.

David longed for deeper intimacy with God. He was passionate - at times obsessed with experiencing God's presence. His life invites us to pursue greater intimacy with God. His life compels us to pursue God's highest purposes for our lives.

The life of Hosea shows the extreme measures God will take to get the attention of those He loves. It's a vivid example of how much God longs for intimacy with you.

The life of Daniel demonstrates how God honors obedience and faithfulness. It shows that those who seek His pleasure will live lives of great significance, meaning and purpose.

The lives of the Three Hebrew Children show us how God uses challenges, difficulties, and persecution to accomplish His greater purposes in our lives.

The latter life of the prophet Daniel offers great insight into the nature of spiritual warfare and compels believers to engage in the supernatural struggle against the forces of evil.

The Story of Esther shows us how God sovereignly directs the steps of His people and how our obedience participates with Him to accomplish His purposes.

What is a Messiah? What were the requirements to qualify as the Messiah? Did Jesus meet them? This episode examines the Messianic credentials of Jesus.

Was Jesus a victim? Why did Jesus have to die? And what does his death mean to us today?

Did Jesus actually claim to be God? Did Jesus actually make this controversial claim, or is this a claim that others have made about him?

Is Jesus the only path to God? What about other religions? Don't all religions offer valuable insights into humanity's search for truth?

Is Jesus really that different from other religious leaders? The New Testament's claims about Jesus are nothing less than extraordinary. This episode examines what the New Testament shows us about Jesus, his identity and his purpose.

How God can restore His servant even in the midst of his greatest failure.

Ever doubt that people can change? The life of the Apostle Paul is the story of a changed life. He is the supreme example of what one can become if yielded to God and His purposes.