In the early days of Christianity, the New Testament Epistles were written to real people in real situations almost two thousand years ago. In this 13-part series, Dr. Mark Rutland unseals these letters and discovers they weren’t just written for then, they were also written for now... You’ve Got Mail.

In the early days of Christianity, the New Testament Epistles were written to real people in real situations almost two thousand years ago. In this 13-part series, Dr. Mark Rutland unseals these letters and discovers they weren’t just written for then, they were also written for now... You’ve Got Mail.

In the early days of Christianity, the New Testament Epistles were written to real people in real situations almost two thousand years ago. In this 13-part series, Dr. Mark Rutland unseals these letters and discovers they weren’t just written for then, they were also written for now... You’ve Got Mail.

In the early days of Christianity, the New Testament Epistles were written to real people in real situations almost two thousand years ago. In this 13-part series, Dr. Mark Rutland unseals these letters and discovers they weren’t just written for then, they were also written for now... You’ve Got Mail.

In the early days of Christianity, the New Testament Epistles were written to real people in real situations almost two thousand years ago. In this 13-part series, Dr. Mark Rutland unseals these letters and discovers they weren’t just written for then, they were also written for now... You’ve Got Mail.

In the early days of Christianity, the New Testament Epistles were written to real people in real situations almost two thousand years ago. In this 13-part series, Dr. Mark Rutland unseals these letters and discovers they weren’t just written for then, they were also written for now... You’ve Got Mail.

In the early days of Christianity, the New Testament Epistles were written to real people in real situations almost two thousand years ago. In this 13-part series, Dr. Mark Rutland unseals these letters and discovers they weren’t just written for then, they were also written for now... You’ve Got Mail.

In the early days of Christianity, the New Testament Epistles were written to real people in real situations almost two thousand years ago. In this 13-part series, Dr. Mark Rutland unseals these letters and discovers they weren’t just written for then, they were also written for now... You’ve Got Mail.

In the early days of Christianity, the New Testament Epistles were written to real people in real situations almost two thousand years ago. In this 13-part series, Dr. Mark Rutland unseals these letters and discovers they weren’t just written for then, they were also written for now... You’ve Got Mail.

In the early days of Christianity, the New Testament Epistles were written to real people in real situations almost two thousand years ago. In this 13-part series, Dr. Mark Rutland unseals these letters and discovers they weren’t just written for then, they were also written for now... You’ve Got Mail.

In the early days of Christianity, the New Testament Epistles were written to real people in real situations almost two thousand years ago. In this 13-part series, Dr. Mark Rutland unseals these letters and discovers they weren’t just written for then, they were also written for now... You’ve Got Mail.

In the early days of Christianity, the New Testament Epistles were written to real people in real situations almost two thousand years ago. In this 13-part series, Dr. Mark Rutland unseals these letters and discovers they weren’t just written for then, they were also written for now... You’ve Got Mail.

In today's episode of the Leader's Notebook, Dr. Mark Rutland discusses Yom Kippur, also known as the Day of Atonement, which ended Monday night.  Learn the significance of Yom Kippur and how it points to Jesus Christ.

In today's episode on the Leader's Notebook, Dr. Rutland emphasizes the importance of recognizing and embracing God's dreams within each individual. Dr. Rutland explains that the dream God places on every person's life is far greater than we could imagine or achieve ourselves. Surrendering to His guidance and plan, we can unlock our true potential that aligns with His purpose.

Today, on the Leader's Notebook, Dr. Rutland talks about what it means to live a life of happiness and joy. Discover how these emotions can positively impact our relationships, mental well-being, and spiritual growth. This message will surely inspire you to live a life filled with happiness and joy.

Today on The Leader's Notebook, Dr. Mark Rutland explores a complicated passage of scripture where Jacob's children commit horrible atrocities, which send Jacob into one of his darkest hours. In the midst of all this, God asks Jacob to return to Bethel, the place of his last great encounter with God.

Long before the crucifixion, there was the serpent in the desert and the ram on the mountain. In each of these stories, God provided a way to redeem and reconcile His people unto himself, up to the ultimate sacrificial gift, Jesus Christ, His only begotten son. Take a journey with Dr. Rutland through the Bible as he explores God’s redemptive love as demonstrated through these profound events.

Long before the crucifixion, there was the serpent in the desert and the ram on the mountain. In each of these stories, God provided a way to redeem and reconcile His people unto himself, up to the ultimate sacrificial gift, Jesus Christ, His only begotten son. Take a journey with Dr. Rutland through the Bible as he explores God’s redemptive love as demonstrated through these profound events.

Long before the crucifixion, there was the serpent in the desert and the ram on the mountain. In each of these stories, God provided a way to redeem and reconcile His people unto himself, up to the ultimate sacrificial gift, Jesus Christ, His only begotten son. Take a journey with Dr. Rutland through the Bible as he explores God’s redemptive love as demonstrated through these profound events.

Long before the crucifixion, there was the serpent in the desert and the ram on the mountain. In each of these stories, God provided a way to redeem and reconcile His people unto himself, up to the ultimate sacrificial gift, Jesus Christ, His only begotten son. Take a journey with Dr. Rutland through the Bible as he explores God’s redemptive love as demonstrated through these profound events.

Dr. Mark Rutland's unique approach in this three-part series offers a thought-provoking exploration of the concept of faith, delving into its various examples and shedding light on what it truly means to trust in God.

Dr. Mark Rutland's unique approach in this three-part series offers a thought-provoking exploration of the concept of faith, delving into its various examples and shedding light on what it truly means to trust in God.

Dr. Mark Rutland's unique approach in this three-part series offers a thought-provoking exploration of the concept of faith, delving into its various examples and shedding light on what it truly means to trust in God.

In this episode, Dr. Rutland talks about sin and the repercussions that come from it.

Today on the Leader's Notebook, in celebration of Independence Day, we're presenting one of Dr. Rutland's in-depth teachings on the Founding Fathers and the story of the Declaration of Independence.