We venture into the beginning of Elishas life as he continues in the footsteps of Elijah. Follow along as we see what he does as God gives him double the portion of what Elijah had in Spirit.

Question: What is God Like?

In this episode we see the downfall of Ahab and his life.

Question: Does Christianity and Politics mix?

We find ourselves reading a list of Kings that fall into corruption. Sin trampling over their reign and showcasing the evil side of when humans get power. Elijah shows them who the true God is and it sets up a perfect view on Gods character and that he means business.

Question: Whats the deal with evil?

In this episode we go over Solomon's turn of heart and the repercussions to this.

Question: What do Hindu's Believe?

Welcome! We see the building of the temple here as Solomon stacks business contracts like there is no tomorrow. We see what God has blessed him with and how the nations around are witnessing such massive growth in the kingdom,

Question: Physics and Astronomy..How does it give evidence for God?

We venture into the upcoming book of 1st Kings! Seeing how Davids reign ends and what becomes of Solomon. God has might plans for him, so stick around to see how this story unfolds!

Question: Biochemistry

In this Episode we finish up 2nd Samuel and learn about why God's anger burned towards Israel again and a Song David sung

The topic question we talk about today is: Freewill

In this episode, we walk through 2 Samuel chapters 16–20, where David’s kingdom is shaken by betrayal, rebellion, grief, and political tension. As David flees from Absalom, he faces false loyalty, public shame, and the painful consequences of sin within his own house. These chapters show the rise and fall of Absalom’s rebellion, David’s deep sorrow as a father, and the fragile process of restoring order in Israel.

Through it all, we see a sobering picture of leadership, pride, justice, mercy, and the heavy cost of brokenness. This passage reminds us that even in chaos, God is still working behind the scenes to preserve His purposes.

Question: Women and how the Bible describes them.