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When the house of Saul fell, his 5-year old grandson was whisked away into exile. While fleeing the palace, his nursemaid dropped him and he was unable to ever walk again. He grew up in a bleak and barren country. Sometime after David’s administration came to power, the king remembered a promise he had made to his dearest friend many years before. David’s remembrance forever changed the life of the young exiled prince. In this broadcast of Let the Bible Speak, we learn how grace transformed the remaining days of Jonathan’s son and how they can transform yours as well.

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Many Christians are fluent in the language of Ashdod. It may sound like some obscure, ancient tongue, but it is a contemporary, living language that many speak freely, having learned it from friends, reading various religious writings, and even from listening to some preachers. But speaking the language of Ashdod is not a virtue. It originated when God’s people sinned. In this broadcast, learn where this tongue came from and some examples of what it sounds like today.

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When the prophet Amos went to Bethel to prophesy against wicked nations, including Israel, he prefaced each condemnation with an interesting phrase. He said that for three sins and four God’s judgment would fall upon them. What was the significance of this statement? In this broadcast of Let the Bible Speak, we learn what the prophet meant and how it should sound a warning to our own generation.

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Jesus, the Christ may be the most influential person to ever walk upon the earth but this does not mean He was or is warmly received wherever He goes. In fact, an entire town came and begged Him to leave. Others resorted to threats and violence to try and remove Him. In this broadcast of Let the Bible Speak, we learn how people are still trying to get rid of Jesus because of His works, His way, and His weight.

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As Americans celebrate a favorite holiday and gather around tables to give thanks, it is a good time to be reminded that gratitude should be a constant mindset for the Christian. We usually find it difficult to be thankful when we’re facing trials and tragedies. The bible tells us, however, that we are to give thanks always in all things. This is more attainable when we learn to adopt an attitude of gratitude.