This program's quest is to research and develop the character of God. This show will cause you to laugh a lot, learn a lot and love a lot as you are guided by the host, Roy Ice. The Bible Lab is recorded before a live audience each week in the Randall Amphitheater on the Campus of Loma Linda University.
The Bible Lab tackles Romans 2 to discover what's been lost in translation when the Bible says that God "in His anger...pours out His wrath." This is session 2 of the series THE MISSING GOSPEL.
What does God do to people when He's angry with them? The answer in Romans 1 will most likely shock you! Join The Bible Lab's new series, THE MISSING GOSPEL, as we journey through the book of Romans to learn more about the character of God.
Where is God when we have to step into the unknown? In this conclusion to our series, A LIFE OF MANY COLORS, Jacob has to walk away from God's promised land and journey down into the unknown where his son Joseph has prepared a place for him. Genesis 46. The Bible Lab.
Why do we have to experience so much pain to get to our life purpose? As we continue this study of the life of Joseph, we'll see the pain he had to face as he revealed himself to his estranged brothers. Genesis 43-45. The Bible Lab. A LIFE OF MANY COLORS.
How do you handle the hurts of the past, when you thought you had dealt with it and buried it. But what happens when the people who have hurt you the most come back into your life and are now face-to-face with you again? The Bible Lab discusses Genesis 42 and how God brings resolution to broken families in session 5 of our series A LIFE OF MANY COLORS.
As we continue the story of Joseph in Egypt, we get to see how God works by giving two more visions--this time to the Pharaoh. What does this show us about how God chooses to work His plan through unpredictable means. Genesis 41. The Bible Lab.
For those of us who are impatient, God's timing doesn't always seem to make sense. In Session 3 of The Bible Lab's series A LIFE OF MANY COLORS, we take a look at Joseph's experience in prison with the Chief Cupbearer and the Chief Baker. Genesis 40.
In Session 2 of A LIFE OF MANY COLORS, The Bible Lab explores God's character and presence during our trials. We unpack the life of Joseph in Genesis 39, as he is thrown down a pit, then thrown out of his own country and sold as a slave into Egypt, and ultimately thrown into a dark prison cell. What do you do when things go from bad to worse to worst? And where is God during all of this?
In this first session of our series, A LIFE OF MANY COLORS, we learn so many things about Joseph that we didn't grow up hearing. Why did his brothers hate him and want him dead? The Bible Lab explores Genesis 37.
Session 11 of GOD'S BLUEPRINT discusses what the Bible says about the armor of God (Ephesians 6:10-20). The Bible Lab.
In Session 10 of GOD'S BLUEPRINT, we ask what the Bible really means when it says, "Wives submit to your husbands." We look at the original Greek, the syntax, and the culture to uncover the shocking truth of what this section of Scripture is really talking about. Ephesians 5:21-33. The Bible Lab.
In Session 9 of our series GOD'S BLUEPRINT, we ask, "What does it mean to imitate God? And how do we live a life filled with love, following the example of Christ?" Ephesians 5:1-20. The Bible Lab
In Session 8 of GOD'S BLUEPRINT, we talk about a list of spiritual gifts that are quite different from the other two lists in Scripture. These are not abilities, but people! Ephesians 5:7-16.
The Bible Lab's series, GOD'S BLUEPRINT, continues with the question, "What does God want when he calls for unity?" Ephesians 4:1-6. This session we were blessed to be led by Pastor Terry Benson.
In session 6 of The Bible Lab's series, GOD'S BLUEPRINT, we take a look at the unknowable dimensions of God's love in Ephesians 3:14-21.
The Bible Lab continues their journey through the letter to the Ephesians in the series, GOD'S BLUEPRINT. In this episode, we explore Ephesians 3:1-13 which speaks about God's mysterious plan--a plan that He kept secret for thousands of years. This is by far the most controversial chapter in Ephesians as heard by the Jews and Gentiles of Paul's day.
The Bible Lab tackles a very current issue in this session of their series, GOD'S BLUEPRINT. As we look at Ephesians 2:11-22, how are we called to have unity with people who disagree with us, who will or will not get vaccinated, wear or not wear a mask, agree or disagree with our political views? How does God bring unity to a world that is so torn apart?
The Bible Lab tackles Ephesians 2:1-10 in their series, GOD'S BLUEPRINT, to discover how God the Father is involved in the plan of salvation. Many people see God the Father as interested in justice, and God the Son interested in grace and mercy, but as you will hear in this conversation, God the Father is much different than we usually characterize Him.
The Bible Lab continues their series through Ephesians with a look at what God's Blueprint says about how to love. In this session, guest facilitator Richard Blum-Johnston takes us on our journey.
The Bible Lab launches a new series on the letter to the Ephesians called GOD'S BLUEPRINT. As we look at Ephesians 1:1-14, we have to ask the question, "What does it mean in the Bible when it talks about predestination?" What did God predestine you to, and does that mean you do not have a choice whether you are saved or not?
The Bible Lab concludes their series, YOU NEVER WALK ALONE, with an in-depth look at Daniel 12. What is God trying to say within all of the details?
The Bible Lab tackles a very strange phrase in Daniel 10 about the devil's Spirit Prince of Persia as we continue our series, YOU NEVER STAND ALONE.
The Bible Lab continues their quest through the book of Daniel in the series, YOU NEVER STAND ALONE. In this episode, we explore Daniel 9, The Seventy-Sevens, and see what Daniel's prayer and Gabriel's interpretation can tell us about God's character.
The Bible Lab journeys into Daniel 8 in their series, YOU NEVER STAND ALONE, and learns more about Daniel's vision of the Ram and the Goat.
The Bible Lab continues the series, YOU NEVER STAND ALONE, with Session 7: Daniel 7 - The 4 Beasts & the Ancient of Days.
The Bible Lab's Series, You Never Stand Alone, continues with session 6, covering Daniel 6: The story of Daniel in the lion's den.
The Bible Lab continues its series, You Never Stand Alone, with Session 5: The Handwriting On the Wall. In this session we discuss Daniel 5, and how God communicated with Belshazzar.
YOU NEVER STAND ALONE - Session 4: Chapter 4 of Daniel is the only chapter in the Bible that was written by a non-Jewish person. See what he concludes is God's true character, and learn why bad things sometimes come into our lives. Daniel 4
YOU NEVER STAND ALONE - Session 3: Why did Nebuchadnezzar build a golden image, why was he so adamant that everyone bow to it, and what did the fiery furnace represent to the three Hebrew young men? Daniel 3
Session 2 of "You Never Stand Alone." In this session, we see what God was really doing when he gave Nebuchadnezzar a vision of a giant statue. Daniel 2.
Episode 59 captures our second session of the series, "What God Wants." In this episode, we explore Paul's words to the Galatians in chapter 4:21-31, in which he reminds us that Abraham had two sons. Which son are you?
The Bible Lab - KINGDOM TALES - Session 11: New Patch On Old Cloth & New Wine In Old Wineskins. Mark 2:18-22.
The Bible Lab - Kingdom Tales - Session 7: The Workers In the Vineyard. Matthew 20:1-16.
The Bible Lab - Kingdom Tales - Session 4: The Parable of the Great Banquet. Luke 14:12-24.
The Bible Lab - The JUDGE of Judges - Session 5: Is it okay to ask God for signs and providences? Judges 6
The Bible Lab: Merry Cryptics - Session 2 Why did God choose to invite the shepherds to see baby Jesus? And what does that say about the character of God?
The Bible Lab - Merry Cryptics - Session 1: Why did God choose Joseph to be Jesus' earthly father?
The First Sermon: Session 3 - What did Jesus mean when he said that your righteousness must surpass that of the Pharisees and the teachers of the law? Matthew 5:17-20
My New Life: Session 4 - How does the Holy Spirit help you to pray and discover God's will?
My New Life: Session 2 - How does the Holy Spirit help to define what sin really is, and how does he help you understand God's will for your life?
Life In the Wilderness: Session 7. Does God offer an unconditional relationship? The answer may surprise you.
Life In the Wilderness: Session 4. Are boundaries necessary in your relationship with God?
Life In the Wilderness: Session 3. How ancient sibling rivalries caused the first battle for the Children of Israel.
SPECIAL GUEST, Mike Ross leads the conversation about The Message Inside the Miracle in which Jesus raised Lazarus from the dead. John 11.
SPECIAL GUEST, Jordi Sabate leads out this episode that explores the message Jesus implanted inside the feeding of the 5000.
The Message Inside the Miracles, session 1. What was God trying to tell us about His character when he performed the dual miracle of healing the woman with the issue of blood and resurrecting Jairus' daughter?
What was God's secret weapon against Pharaoh? And what castle did Pharaoh construct against God as a last refuge? Stranger God session 6.
You will never look at the plague of hail the same way again. What was God trying to do by displaying his power in this way. And why did God change his target to a new location?
Why did the plague of gnats scare Pharaoh's magicians so badly that they said, "This is the finger of God!"
Why did God choose the three magical signs that he gave to Moses? What did they really mean, and why was one of them only used for the Hebrews and not the Egyptians? And ultimately, what does this say about the character of God?
Did God really "harden" Pharaoh's heart? Does God ever impose His will and take away a person's own choice? That doesn't sound like a loving God. This week, we talk about what God really did here.
Join Roy Ice and The Bible Lab as they search for the true character of God. In this episode, we begin a new season called, STRANGER GOD: The God of the Exodus. How did God choose to introduce Himself to the Hebrews and the Egyptians? What first impression did He try to make, and why in the world did He start out by giving himself a new name--and why is it a verb?