The message on April 20, 2014 was on the resurrection of Jesus Christ in celebration of Easter. It is such an important event to celebrate the resurrection of Jesus Christ. The idea of an empty grave and Jesus Christ victory over death is unique to Christianity. We witness ourselves getting older and dying, day by day just by getting older but Jesus defeated death and allows us victory. We read in scripture that Jesus Christ was sent to the lost sheep of the house of Israel. However, we learn through right division that the risen Christ Jesus called the Paul to become the apostle to the Gentiles. It is from this apostle, that we learn that the death of the cross was payment for sin for every man. Later on, we learn to rightly divide the Apostle Paul's ministry where his post Acts 28 prison ministry is particularly written to the Gentiles and we learn of the position we have with him, because of the resurrection. You may also view the video of this lesson in our video room. The scripture reading was from Hebrews 2: 14-15 KJV
This study is presented by Dr. Wayne Stewart and it is intended to help the Christian understand the basics of the principles of rightly dividing the word of truth which is mentioned in 2 Timothy 2:15 "Study to shew thyself approved unto God, a workman that needeth not to be ashamed, rightly dividing the word of truth." This is a fundamental skill if you as a Christian is going to handle the word of God accurately. All scripture is written for our learning providing us doctrine, reproof, correction and instruction in righteousness. It is very important to understand what is written to you as opposed to someone else so you may understand why some things promised in the Bible do not seem to work today. This study will help you determine how to understand what is promised to you so you may have peace in your Christian walk. You may also 
This series studies the importance of a resurrection to the believer. The Sadducees didn’t believe in a resurrection yet Paul said it best, if we have hope only in this world , we are all most miserable (1 Cor 15:19). This series explains why you should believe in a resurrection. It also studies “when” it happens and “who” is involved.
This study was for Easter services in 1982 where we celebrate what the Lord Jesus Christ accomplished with his death, burial and resurrection. The crucifixion was where he bore all of our sins (plural), past, present and future. We learn how he bore those sins and died spiritually where he was seperated from God for three hours when the sun was dark due to an eclipse. This study is always glorious to listen to and rejoice