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What does Bible says about wealth creation? 5 basic principles of Biblical wealth creation.

All the Patriarch were prosperous. But they lived in a healthy relationship with God. What was the secret of their good fellowship with God in spite of all their worldly prosperity? What was their attitude towards prosperity? This audio is a part of a series of audios about Biblical Prosperity.

Paul's martyrdom was not a sympathetic tragedy. Paul saw it as a triumphant end of his long journey. An expository study on 2 Timothy 4:6-8.

Laws of sowing and reaping, laws 7 to 12 out of 12. A Christian motivational message.

There are certain universal laws that do not change from place to place or time to time. They affect every action of all living beings. Laws of sowing and reaping are such universal laws. Motivating and inspiring. Christian.

A short study of Free Will as mentioned in the Bible. The paradox of Free Will, Law of consequence, limitations of Free Will etc. are  discussed.

A study of the First Commandment is discussed against its social, cultural and religious background. The basic beliefs of polytheism is also discussed. A Christian message.

God has the power and authority to intervene in human history. He has intervened at the right time. God created man at the right time; chose Noah, called Abraham and anointed King David at the right time. Jesus was born historically and politically at the right time. Right time has come for the Second Coming of Christ.

Are you really wealthy? There is a difference between rich and wealth. The Rich farmer in the parable of the Rich Fool had no investment in the Kingdom of God. He forget the inevitability of death and eternal life. How can we invest in the Kingdom of God. A Christian message.

The church has been praying for the rescue of Peter. It was without any motivating motivation. They did not expect a miracle. Still God performed the miracle; He rescued Peter from the jail.

The significance of Mosaic Covenant. Is it abolished? The promises of the Mosaic Covenant and the New Testament Church. Also known as Sinai Covenant. Video available @ www.naphtalitribetv.com

Why God tested Abraham. What was really put to test? What did God test when He tested Abraham? What is the precise answer to this question? How did Abraham succeeded in this test? the relation of Jesus with the sacrifice of Isaac. Revelations that you never heard before.

What is a covenant? What is Abrahamic covenant? Is it conditional or unconditional? Is it eternal? How the New Testament Church is linked to the Abrahamic covenant. A brief but exhaustive discussion of the topic.

Even the least among us is great in the Kingdom of Heaven. Jesus explains this truth with the help of a parable. It is popularly known as the Parable of the Lost Sheep. What even a single lost sheep is important to a shepherd. Let us try to understand the relationship between a sheep and a shepherd.

The exodus of the Israelite has been influencing the human history ever after.  All major philosophies, political movements and war tactics has been a by product of the great historical event. The world got its freedom from this incident.  A nation with a leader has defeated mighty nations ever after. But the significance of exodus has not ended. It goes on the eschatological era.

The Lordship is a debated point among the theologians. I am here not to join any side. This is a simple study of the Lordship of Jesus and its relation with salvation. Salvation is always by grace through faith. No work is attached to it.

A re reading of the Parable of the Prodigal Son. The second son walked out of the Lordship of his father. A covenant peace meal was arranged when he returned. A look at the parable as understood by the audience of Jesus.

A re visiting of the famous parable of the wedding feast, narrated by Jesus Christ. The nature of the present day Kingdom is discussed. It is a mixture of wheat and weed. A great of separation is coming.

A study of our Lord's Supper as a Covenant Meal. Redemption and eschatological feast are discussed.

An expository study of 1 Peter 1:18 & 19. The mystery of redemption discussed.