This 2008 series takes listeners deep into the parable of Israel’s feast days, showing how each one foreshadows God’s unfolding purpose with His people and the nations. More than ceremonial observances, these feasts are rich prophetic pictures of redemption, judgment, and restoration. Through careful exposition, Brother Ron Kidd uncovers how the feasts point forward to the work of Christ, the calling of the Gentiles, and the coming Kingdom of God. Together, the three sessions form a sweeping vision of God’s plan revealed through the law of Moses and fulfilled in His appointed times.

This 2001 series takes listeners through Israel’s journey in the wilderness as a living parable of our own walk toward the kingdom of God. Just as Israel left Egypt behind and learned to trust in God through trial and testing, so we also are called to walk by faith, to resist the influence of the world, and to prepare ourselves for the promised land. Each class highlights powerful lessons from the wilderness record, reminding us that the same God who guided Israel guides us today in our journey of life amid a wilderness of death.

This 1999 Sunday School reflects on the joy and meaning of the Feast of Tabernacles, a celebration God commanded Israel to keep at the close of the harvest season. More than a festival, it was a time of rejoicing, remembrance, and renewal—a week when Israel lived in booths to recall their wilderness journey and to look up at the stars, remembering the promises made to Abraham. The study emphasizes how this feast pointed beyond Israel’s history to the hope of the kingdom, when God will dwell with His people and pour out showers of blessing upon the earth. Believers are reminded that just as Israel paused to give thanks and prepare for the season ahead, so disciples today are called to reflect on God’s blessings, examine their hearts, and prepare for the refreshing that will come from the presence of the Lord. It is a stirring reminder that we are strangers and pilgrims, journeying toward a city whose builder and maker is God, and that true sonship means living as children of the promise, shaped by His Word and looking for the day when christ returns to reign in glory.

This 1999 series takes listeners into the heart of Bible prophecy, examining what Scripture reveals about the events leading to the return of Christ and the establishment of God’s kingdom. With clarity and urgency, Brother Ron Kidd explores prophecies from Daniel, Ezekiel, Zechariah, and Revelation, showing how ancient visions shed light on the conflicts, controversies, and judgments of the last days. These messages invite believers to remain watchful, discerning, and faithful, ready for the day when the Lord’s promises are fulfilled.

This 1999 evening program shares the inspiring story of how the Truth has been preached and nurtured in the isolated communities of Newfoundland. Against the backdrop of small towns, rugged landscapes, and long distances from other ecclesias, the lecture highlights how determination, creativity, and faith have kept the work alive. From hand-delivered literature and tent campaigns in fishing villages, to Bible Schools and public seminars in modern times, the message is clear: God’s Word can flourish anywhere when hearts are willing. Listeners are encouraged to see how isolation, though challenging, can strengthen dedication and fellowship, reminding us that it is not human effort alone, but God who gives the increase. The program closes with a call for every disciple, wherever they may be, to use their opportunities to reflect His light and to trust that even in remote places, His purpose is at work.

This 1999 series explores the depth and power of God’s revealed name, showing how it embodies His character, His purpose, and His plan to bring many sons and daughters to glory. Far more than a label, the name of God is a declaration of His will, a promise of salvation, and a call for His people to bear His character in their lives. Through careful study of the Scriptures, each class reveals how the divine name is woven into the promises to Abraham, fulfilled in the life of Christ, and destined to fill the whole earth with God’s glory. The result is a stirring reminder that those who take on His name must also reflect His holiness, His mercy, and His truth.