In this series, we journey through the final recorded chapters of the Apostle Paul’s life, exploring his steadfast faith, enduring trials, and unwavering commitment to the gospel. Through his voyages, his ministry in Rome, his partnerships with fellow workers, and his final words, we witness the depth of his love for the brethren and his hope in the promises of God. These studies invite us to reflect on what it means to live faithfully until the end, drawing strength and encouragement from Paul’s remarkable example.

In this uplifting series from 1999, Brother Brian Luke explores the rich spiritual lessons tied to the temple of God. Drawing on the imagery and responsibilities of those who served in and around the house of the Lord, these classes weave together Old Testament history, prophecy, and practical exhortation. The talks challenge us to consider our own role in God’s household, our dedication to His service, and the joy that comes from worship, praise, and fellowship with His people.

In the closing chapters of Isaiah, often called the "Little Apocalypse," the prophet is given a sweeping vision of God’s judgments and promises, unfolding in language that blends vivid imagery with deep spiritual meaning. These prophecies speak of upheaval and renewal, of the humbling of human pride, and of a faithful remnant who will see God’s salvation. In this series, Bro. Brian Luke explores Isaiah’s message verse by verse, tracing its relevance from ancient Israel’s trials to the hope that still inspires God’s people today. Together, these studies draw us into a greater appreciation for God’s righteousness, His mercy, and His unshakable purpose to fill the earth with His glory.