Two men named Joseph and five remarkable dreams form a prophetic pattern connecting Genesis, Christ’s birth, Egypt, Revelation 12, and Israel’s future restoration. Follow the scriptural connections that point from Christ’s first coming to the time of Jacob’s trouble and the return of the promised Branch.

False teaching can sound convincing and even appear righteous. Scott Mitchell examines why believers must develop biblical discernment by searching the Scriptures, rightly dividing the Word of truth, and growing to spiritual maturity.

The divine feminine is gaining new attention, but Scripture reveals that goddess spirituality is anything but new. Scott and John examine the Queen of Heaven, Ashtoreth, God's created order, and the provocative connection between Zechariah's woman called “wickedness,” ancient Babylon, and the coming Mystery Babylon.

In the conclusion of Understanding James, Scott examines the prophetic setting of Jacob’s trouble and why James repeatedly emphasizes patience, endurance, and the trial of faith. By comparing James with Jeremiah, Matthew, the Hebrew epistles, and Revelation, he shows how right division clarifies Israel’s future program and Paul’s message to the Body of Christ.

Jeshua and Zerubbabel rebuilt the Second Temple, but do the prophecies surrounding them point to a future temple in Zion? Scott examines Haggai, Zechariah, Daniel, and Ezekiel to distinguish the temple the Antichrist will desecrate from the final house God will fill with His glory.

In Part 2 of Understanding James, Scott examines the “law of liberty” and the often-debated relationship between faith and works. By comparing James with Paul’s epistles, we see how rightly dividing Scripture resolves apparent contradictions and clarifies the distinct context of each message.

n Part 1 of Understanding James, Scott Mitchell examines the historical audience, purpose, and context of the Epistle of James. By comparing Scripture with Scripture, he explains why rightly dividing God's Word is essential to understanding James, Peter, and Paul's distinct ministries without creating contradictions.

There is much we don't understand about the spiritual realm. Call it another dimension if you wish, but there may be a misconception that this realm has no physicality. If that is so, all descriptions of things within this realm would be metaphors and not facts. It is not like God to mislead us with His Word. True, He encrypted Scripture by design, but He reveals the secret things to His saints. Today, we look at the spiritual realm to see what the Bible really says.

Can artificial intelligence be understood through the lens of Scripture? Scott Mitchell and John Potts welcome author Vicki Joy Anderson to discuss her new book, From Eden to AI, examining Genesis 6, ancient idolatry, spiritual warfare, and how Christians should exercise biblical discernment as AI and modern technology continue to reshape society.

What is the "strong delusion" described in 2 Thessalonians 2, and why does Scripture say God will send it? In this special release, Scott examines the biblical passages surrounding the coming deception of the last days, the rise of the Antichrist, the mystery of iniquity, and Satan's counterfeit kingdom. Following Scripture from Genesis to Revelation, this lesson considers how the world's final deception may unfold and why the only safeguard is faith in the Lord Jesus Christ.