Psalm 91 is one of the most quoted Psalms among the 150. We read it as a Psalm of comfort and protection. He who dwells in the shelter of the Most High! You will not be afraid of the terror by night! No evil will befall you, nor will any plague come against you! That verse was everywhere during the great lockdown! Is there more to it? Have we just been skimming the surface? And why did Satan quote a verse from this Psalm to Jesus as he was tempting Him? There is convincing evidence that this Psalm is about protection from demons and dark spiritual powers! Do you want to know more? Join us as we go behind the curtain and explore this iconic Psalm!

We read this iconic passage. A vision experienced by the prophet Ezekiel. a valley of dry bones. Can these bones live, God asks? Ezekiel has no idea. Only You know, he says. God tells him to prophesy to the bones! They come together! Now prophesy to the breath! They come alive! It's a great army! What is this communicating to us in our day? Does it mean we can prophesy to whatever is sick, weak, or dying in our lives, and it will magically and mystically be healed and restored? Or - have we taken this incredible vision straight outta context? Join us as we dive deep into the valley of dry bones!

1 Corinthians 13. You've heard it. Probably at every wedding you've ever been to. What is love? Love is patient - kind - does not boast - yaddah yaddah. It's a beautiful passage of Scripture! Paul outdoes himself! It's elegant and well-crafted. But is there something else going on beneath the surface? After all, this letter is a stern rebuke to a wayward church! It's full of reprimand and sometimes strong language - even sarcasm! It's not wrong to read it at a wedding, because it is absolutely true! But we have to ask ourselves. What are we missing? What do we read right over when we take it straight outta context?