The Wisdom Journey

This episode uses an analogy about rearview mirrors and a story about choosing eyesight over memory to teach a biblical lesson from Joel and Paul about focusing on the future with faith rather than dwelling on the past.

This episode explores the question of God's control over natural disasters like the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami, using the biblical book of Joel to discuss divine sovereignty and purpose in suffering.

This episode explores the closing chapters of Hosea, focusing on how Israel broke God's heart and God's enduring compassion, love, and hope for repentance.

Stephen Davey introduces a series on the Minor Prophets, explaining their significance and how God used prophets to deliver messages through actions.

Stephen Davey concludes the book of Daniel with a lesson on chapters 11–12, focusing on detailed prophecies about Persian kings, Alexander the Great, and conflicts between Ptolemy and Seleucus.

Stephen Davey teaches a Bible lesson from Daniel 9, focusing on Daniel's discovery of Jeremiah's prophecy about the 70 years of exile.

Stephen Davey teaches a lesson from the book of Daniel, explaining the historical context of King Belshazzar and the 30-year gap between chapters 4 and 5.

Stephen Davey uses the analogy of heart surgery patients who fail to change to introduce a Bible lesson about the need for spiritual transformation.

Stephen Davey critiques prosperity theology and teaches biblical wisdom from the book of Job.

Stephen Davey begins a series on the book of Ezekiel, drawing parallels between ancient Jewish exiles and modern uncertainty.

Stephen Davey teaches a lesson from Lamentations 4-5 about learning from experience after the fall of Jerusalem.

A Bible teacher discusses the tragic story of King Zedekiah and Judah's exile from Jeremiah chapters 30, 37-39.

A Bible teacher explains Jeremiah's prophecy of future restoration for Israel, distinguishing near-term and messianic fulfillment.

Stephen Davey teaches through the book of Jeremiah, explaining God's command for Jeremiah to remain unmarried as a sign of coming judgment and exile.

Stephen Davey teaches through Isaiah 60, explaining the future restoration of Israel during Christ's millennial kingdom.

A Bible teacher explains Isaiah 54-59, focusing on God's grace and the suffering Messiah.

A Bible teacher explains the Messianic prophecy in Isaiah 52-53, focusing on the suffering and death of the Messiah.

Stephen Davey begins a series on Isaiah 40, highlighting God's compassion and the prophecy of the coming Messiah.

This episode explores Isaiah chapters 28-39, focusing on how the people of Judah schemed by allying with Egypt instead of trusting God during the Assyrian threat.

This episode explores the biblical principle that faith means living without scheming, using Isaiah chapters 28-31 to discuss how Judah turned to Egypt instead of trusting God during the Assyrian threat.

This episode explores Isaiah chapters 24-27, known as the 'Little Apocalypse,' focusing on God's future judgment of the world and the message for Judah to trust in the Lord.