Moses has now led the Hebrew nation into the wilderness and God has done many miracles for them to provide what they needed. While in the desert, he recieves a visit from family - namely his father-in-law, Jethro, who is also a priest for the Medianites.

Pr. Bill Fawcett looks at the life of Elijah to show how God allows us to go through certain events in our lives and encounter certain people along the way to prepare us for what He has down the road for us.

Why is there suffering? This is a question that has rattled humanity for ages - especially by those who have difficulty putting their faith in a God who is suppose to be so loving. Today there is a vast number of people who preach that becoming a Christian means God will remove your problems and grant your desires, like a genie in a bottle. Joel Rast uses the book of 2 Corinthians 4 to help us look at the life of the Apostle Paul and realize that God used moments of suffering and pain to shape the once persecutor of the Christian faith into one of it´s greatest promotors. Might God be allowing the same in our lives to "conform us to the image of His Son?"

The subject of money and church is a difficult subject in todays day in age when so many pastors are preaching prosperity from the pulpit. God meeting all our needs, as might be understood from Philippians 4:19 needs some deeper understanding. Pr. Bill Fawcett analyzes the topic of money and this "promise" many claim by looking at the ancient church in Philippi.

The children of Israel, as they travel through the wilderness, have had various needs. God has provided water and food. Now they come against enemies over which they are not prepared to battle. Who are these enemies? How does God bring them victory? Who or what are our enemies today? Can God give us victory of them?