Commentary on the second of two inspired letters from the Apostle Paul to his younger protégé, Timothy; the Apostle affectionately calls him "my own son in the faith." Written from Macedonia in 62-63 A.D. after his first imprisonment in Rome, Paul writes this second epistle to Timothy addressing certain spiritual discrepancies, false teachings; disorder in worship ; and qualifications of church leaders.

Commentary on the letter from the Apostle Paul to the church in Colosse. The apostle penned the letter to counteract the appearance of false teachings that threatened the spiritual future of the church. The church at Colosse appears to have been founded as a result of Paul’s outstanding ministry at Ephesus, the effects of which were so influential and far-reaching that “...all they which dwelt in Asia heard the word of the Lord Jesus, both Jews and Greeks.” The apostle penned the letter to counteract the appearance of false teachings that threatened the spiritual future...

The book of Joel is about a locust invasion. It begins with the plague of locusts, and moves to the call for repentance. This small book of three chapters covers some of the most profound questions mankind has asked throughout history. The book of Obadiah is the shortest book in the bible and is about a feud between two brothers that spans hundreds of years. The author is anonymous. God said every generation needs to read this and adjust their life to be saved.

When Israel was at the pinnacle of her national power a lone prophet had come to town with a new message. Amos's first two sermons ingratiated him to the rich elite socialites of Jerusalem. Everything was going well. Then, his third sermon exploded their carefully constructed lives. Amos predicted coming judgment. From the moment he spoke these words, Israel began to spiral downward.