This series was recorded August 2009 in Round Rock, Texas. Using the scriptures, Mr. Wilson leads the group on an interesting Bible study showing that Isaac is a prophetic sample of Christ.
Many people have requested that an audio version of the book WARNING! Revelation is about to be fulfilled be made available if possible. You can now download or listen to the book! Bio Latest Posts Marty Purvis Latest posts by Marty Purvis (see all) Demon Possession – A History – July 9, 2024 Should I Attend Church?…
This audio series by Letty Kincaid examines the Ten Commandments and gives new insight into God’s Law. Bio Latest Posts Marty Purvis Latest posts by Marty Purvis (see all) Demon Possession – A History – July 9, 2024 Should I Attend Church? – March 27, 2024 History of the Wake Up America Newsletter – February…
The Bible teaches that the Holy Spirit is a separate, distinct, co-eternal member of the Godhead. (Matthew 28:19; Luke 10:21; Luke 11:13; John 14:26; Hebrews 9:14) When we study the Holy Spirit we have to approach the topic with a humble spirit and an open mind because He is the member of the Godhead who…
Bible stories often have meanings beyond the original text. The audio reading of the book by Larry Wilson provides end time insight into the stories of Bible characters. Bio Latest Posts Marty Purvis Latest posts by Marty Purvis (see all) Demon Possession – A History – July 9, 2024 Should I Attend Church? -…
God appeared to Abraham and made a covenant with the patriarch when he was 99 years old. The covenant stipulated among other things that Abraham would become the father of many nations and kings. God also promised to give Abraham’s descendants the fertile land of Canaan to possess. (Genesis 17:1–14) About 190 years later, Abraham’s…
WUAS receives many questions in the mail each week. If several letters repeat the same question, then I like to respond to them in the Day Star and hope the response can benefit all our readers. This month, I have chosen two questions. Keep in mind my answers are summary responses and are not exhaustive…
