In a comedic way, Barnabas talks of the difficulties of growing the early Church and keeping disciples faithful. Many of the difficulties facing the early Church continue to plague churches of today.

Scripture References: Hebrews 1-6

Apollos tells why Jesus is always the best choice. Going through the first six chapters of Hebrews, he shows why Jesus is a better choice than angels, Moses, and the high priest.

Scripture References: Hebrews 1-6

Barnabas talks of Hebrews 7-13. He tells of Melchizedek and his encounter with Abraham. He explains portions of the Faith in Action Chapter, Hebrews 11, and summarizes encouragements found in Hebrews.

Scripture References: Hebrews 7-13

Silas gives some background of Peter and his writing of First Peter. He goes through the letter by talking of the main themes of: being holy, submission, suffering, the end of all things, and standing firm.

Scripture References: 1 Peter

Mark gives background of Peter and his writing of Second Peter. Mark talks of the major themes of the letter: living a Godly life, prophecy of Scripture, false teachers, and the Day of the Lord.

Scripture References: 2 Peter

Jude tells of his short letter of Jude. His main theme is resisting the teachings of false teachers. He ends his letter with some extraordinary encouragement to God's people.

Scripture References: Jude

Mary, the mother of Jesus, tells of John taking her in as his mother. She explains that she and John are focused on Jesus and love. She explains why Christians are the children of God, and why they should love others instead of loving the sinful ways of the world. She tells an astounding fact - G...

Third John is written to Gaius. He talks about Second John and Third John, and how they are encouragements to walk in obedience, while completely resisting false teachers.

Scripture References: 2 John and 3 John