The Walls of the Church — Older Women, Younger Women (Titus 2:3-5)
Paul goes on to show how men and women are essentially equal, and equally essential.
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The Walls of the Church — Young Men (Titus 2:6-8)
Paul maps out a discipleship program for young men, one that leads towards service and freedom, away from self-indulgence and fear.
The Walls of the Church — Everyone (Titus 2:9-15)
Paul cements the last stones into the walls of the church — and in the process, sets fire to the foundations of Roman society.
The Roof Over the Church (Titus 3:1-8)
Paul finishes his Church Establishment Program by putting a roof on over the building.
Final Inspection and Dedication (Titus 3:8-15)
Paul closes with a final clean-up of the construction site, and dedicates the completed building to the glory of God.
People In Absolute Power Are Absolutely Hilarious (Esther 1:1-18)
A very powerful, very insecure, very drunk, very outraged king decides to pass a revolutionary new law for his citizens. Hilarity ensues.
The Bachelor: Persia (Esther 2:1-18)
The most powerful king on earth commissions the world’s first Tinder app, and — what a surprise! — immediately “matches” with hundreds of beautiful maidens.
A Strangely Selective Outrage (Esther 2:19-4:2)
For once in his life, Mordecai decides to stand up for his convictions — but does not get the results he was hoping for.
For Such a Time as This (Esther 4:3-17)
As first Mordecai and then Esther fall into complete despair, suddenly a turning point is reached.
The Zeresh Prophecy (Esther 5:1-6:14)
Esther risks death. Meanwhile, Haman reaches his own crisis point and his wife tells him what God’s will is for his life.
