In this special Bible Conference series, we set aside time to focus our hearts and minds on the Word of God in a concentrated way. Each night features Christ-centered preaching, practical instruction, and a renewed call to draw closer to the Lord. These services are designed to refresh God’s people, strengthen their faith, and challenge us to walk in obedience to His truth. Join us as we seek the Lord together and allow His Word to work deeply in our lives.

In Philippians 1:9–11, Paul prays that the believers’ love would abound in knowledge, judgment, sincerity, and fruitful living—all to the glory of God. In this message, we examine Paul’s prayer for the church at Philippi to learn how we should be praying for ourselves and others. From cultivating abounding love, to approving what is excellent, to living sincerely and bearing fruit for God’s glory, this passage challenges us to see prayer not just as a cry for help in trouble, but as daily spiritual breathing.

In this episode, we continue our journey through Hebrews by exploring the superior priesthood of Jesus Christ. Unlike the priests of the Old Testament who were subject to death and constant replacement, Christ remains our continuing, capable, and consecrated Priest, unchanging, eternal, and able to save to the uttermost.

Through vivid illustrations and rich Scripture, we’re reminded that while we are often weak and wavering, Christ is always faithful, holy, and victorious over death. Because of who He is and what He has done, we have a better Priest, and lasting hope.

In this episode, we explore Romans 16:25–27 and the profound “mystery” of the Gospel—God’s eternal plan to redeem mankind through Christ, once hidden but now fully revealed. We see how this mystery is unveiled through Scripture, proclaimed to all nations, and given for the obedience of faith. From the salvation wisdom found in God’s Word to the steadfastness it builds in believers, we’re reminded that the Gospel is not just a hidden truth but a call to respond. Ultimately, it all points to one great purpose: the glory of our wise and eternal God. Join us as we rejoice in the revealed plan of redemption and give all glory to Him.

In this episode, we begin our study of Paul’s final words in Romans, focusing on Romans 16:25–27. We explore what it means to be “stablished”, fixed firmly and permanently, according to the Gospel.

We’ll see how God’s unchanging foundation offers us soul security, a steadfast walk in this life, and eternal peace. From Paul’s personal declaration of “my gospel” to the powerful preaching of Jesus Christ, discover how the righteousness of God is revealed and how it transforms our lives.

Join us as we learn what it means to stand on a firm footing, rooted in the everlasting Gospel.

In this episode, we explore the legality of Christ’s priesthood as explained in Hebrews 7:11–22. While the Levitical priesthood reached its peak during David’s reign, it still fell short of perfection and lasting power. We’ll discuss why there was a need for a new priestly order, not from Aaron’s line but from the order of Melchizedek—a priesthood based on the power of an endless life. Discover how Christ’s eternal priesthood, confirmed by God’s oath, fulfills and surpasses the old covenant, providing us with a perfect, unchanging High Priest who lives forever to intercede for us.

In this episode, we explore the rich doctrinal truths found in Hebrews 7 and the mysterious figure of Melchizedek.

Why is a brief Old Testament mention of a king-priest so crucial to understanding Jesus’ role as our High Priest? This chapter affirms that Christ, though not from the tribe of Levi, is a divinely appointed Priest after the order of Melchizedek: eternal, righteous, and perfect. We'll examine six powerful truths about Melchizedek’s character and how each one points us to the supremacy of Jesus.

Discover how Christ's priesthood brings us not just access to God, but identity as kings and priests in Him.

In this episode, we explore Genesis 14, where Abram steps into a war between two coalitions of kings and delivers a powerful example of obedience and faith. We begin by examining the first recorded rebellion in Scripture five kings of the Jordan Valley rising against the eastern kings led by Chedorlaomer. Their rebellion reveals the nature of obstinance and the spiritual dangers of rejecting authority.

As Abram rescues Lot from captivity, we witness God’s hand in overturning the enemy's victory. The narrative then shifts to a contrast between two kings: Bera, king of Sodom, who represents bondage and corruption, and Melchizedek, king of Salem, who represents righteousness and blessing. Melchizedek’s encounter with Abram introduces themes of worship, tithing, and Christlike foreshadowing.

The episode concludes with Abram’s oath to the Lord refusing to accept even a shoelace from the wicked king of Sodom showing us a man committed to glorifying God alone. Through war, rescue, and spiritual conviction, this chapter reminds us that obedience is better than rebellion, and true blessing flows through submission to the Most High God.