Feb. 28-Mar. 3, 2000 - Last But Not Easiest - 1 (CD #F20)

Have you ever thought that the Tenth Commandment was the easiest one . . . and almost a throwaway P.S. kind of line? "Thou shalt not covet thy neighbor's wife or donkey or manservant." It's so archaic that it sounds irrelevant, and therefore easy. When you think about it, though, greed and envy are where ALL sins begin.

March 4/5, 2000 - How They Treated Jesus in the Garden (CD #F17)

In the Garden of Gethsemane, when Jesus was burdened with the weight of all the sin of the world, His disciples slept soundly. Had they abandoned Him, or is there more to the story? Morris Venden shares poignant insights.

March 6-10, 2000 - Last But Not Easiest - 2 (CD #F20)

We're all tempted to think that our identity comes from the things we have: money, homes, sport-utility vehicles, kids at Harvard. And the TV commercials tell us: "Just one more thing--you'll be happy." Even Christians think: "If I have God PLUS this one thing, that's my ticket to fulfillment."

March 11/12, 2000 - The Person God Forgot - 1 (CD #F21)

Is there anyone whose name God does not know? Be sure to join the Voice of Prophecy's Morris Venden for a vital Bible study on the great Righteousness by Faith theme.

March 13-17, 2000 - Knocking on Heaven's Door -1 (CD #F22)

It's one of the boldest statements ever uttered: "I am the Door." According to Jesus, there's just one way Home--just one way to salvation and a reunion with our heavenly Father--and that's through Jesus Himself. Is this unparalleled arrogance . . . or a plainly spoken statement of reality?

March 18/19, 2000 - The Person God Forgot - 2 (CD #F21)

Tune in for the fascinating conclusion to the Voice of Prophecy's two-part Bible study on the person God forgot. Could you be that missing person?

March 20-24, 2000 - Knocking on Heaven's Door - 2 (CD #F24)

There are many good "elements" in a Christian's life: church, prayer, Bible study, small group fellowships, even a Voice of Prophecy radio program! All can take a searching Christian up TO the "Door" . . . or nurture his or her journey on the road BEYOND the "Door" which leads to the promised land. But these are not themselves the Door--only Jesus is.

March 25/26, 2000 - Trilogy (CD #F25)

Jeanette Coon and her son share highlights with Lonnie Melashenko and Harold Richards of their family's year-long sea journey and spiritual journey on a boat they built themselves.

March 27-31, 2000 - Where's the Rest He Promised? (CD #F26)

"Come unto me," Jesus declared, "and I will give you rest." But what kind? Christians face the same (or even more) persecution, work, and harried-ness as their secular counterparts. When will days of ease and comfort get here?