In Part 3 of our Easter study, we turn our attention to one of the most debated questions surrounding the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ:

Did Jesus actually die on Good Friday?

Using Scripture as our guide, we examine the meaning of "The Preparation Day" mentioned in the Gospels, the significance of the "High Day" Sabbath described in John 19:31, and the possibility that two separate Sabbaths occurred during the week of Christ's crucifixion.

Together we explore:

• The biblical meaning of the Preparation Day
• John 19:31 and the High Day Sabbath
• The Feast of Unleavened Bread and its connection to the crucifixion timeline
• Matthew 12:40 and the prophecy of three days and three nights
• The role of the women who witnessed Christ's burial and prepared spices
• Why some believe the traditional Good Friday to Sunday timeline does not align with the Gospel accounts
• A chronological review of Christ's final week leading to His crucifixion, burial, resurrection, and ascension

This episode encourages listeners to examine Scripture carefully, compare traditions with the biblical record, and seek understanding through prayerful study of God's Word.

Key Scriptures:
Matthew 12:40, Matthew 27–28, Mark 11–16, Luke 23–24, John 19:14, 31, 42, Leviticus 23:6-7, Joshua 24:15, and Revelation 18:4.

If you have not yet listened to Parts 1 and 2, we encourage you to do so before diving into this concluding installment of the series.

Thank you for joining us for another episode of Tomorrow's Truth Found Today.

"Choose for yourselves this day whom you will serve... But as for me and my house, we will serve the Lord." — Joshua 24:15

In Part 2 of this series, we continue examining the history and origins behind many Easter traditions that are widely practiced today. From the Easter rabbit and eggs to hot cross buns and Easter Sunday itself, we take a historical and biblical look at where these customs originated and how they became associated with Christianity.

This episode explores:
• The legends surrounding Ostara and Eostre
• The symbolism of the rabbit and egg
• Ancient fertility traditions and pagan mythology
• The origins of the hot cross bun
• The establishment of Easter Sunday through church history
• Scriptures related to truth, worship, and turning away from pagan practices

Referenced scriptures include:
Isaiah 59:14, Matthew 12:40, Ezekiel 8:10-18, Ezekiel 33:11, Jeremiah 7:18, Jeremiah 44:19, Matthew 10:26, Mark 4:22, Luke 8:17, 1 Corinthians 10:28, and John 6:44.

This podcast is intended to encourage listeners to research, study scripture, and seek truth for themselves.

Thank you for listening to Tomorrow’s Truth Found Today.

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Episode 18 - Easter: What Does That Word Mean?

What is the true meaning of Easter, and where did many of today’s Easter traditions come from?

In Part 1 of this series from Tomorrow’s Truth Found Today, we begin an in-depth study into the history of Easter, the origins of common traditions, and how they compare with scripture.

Most people associate Easter with eggs, rabbits, baskets, sunrise services, and the resurrection of Jesus Christ. But are these traditions rooted in the Bible, or do they come from somewhere else?

In this episode, we begin examining:

• The meaning and origin of the word “Easter”
• The “sign of Jonah” in Matthew 12:38–40
• Questions surrounding the Good Friday and Easter Sunday timeline
• Sunrise services and biblical references
• The importance of worshiping God in spirit and truth

This episode is not about attacking anyone’s beliefs or traditions. Instead, it is an invitation to study, examine the evidence, and compare history and tradition with scripture.

Scriptures Discussed:

• Matthew 12:38–40
• John 4:24
• Acts 12:4
• Ezekiel 8:15–17

This is only the beginning of the study. In future episodes, we will continue exploring the origins of Easter traditions, including:

• Easter eggs
• The Easter bunny
• Hot cross buns
• The preparation day and High Day
• The timeline of Christ’s crucifixion and resurrection

Thank you for listening to Tomorrow’s Truth Found Today. Please follow, share, and join us for the next part of this study.

Welcome back to “Tomorrow’s Truth Found Today.”

In Episode 17, Part 3 of our series “Death: The Final Frontier… Or Is It?”, we conclude our deep dive into what the Bible actually teaches about death, the soul, heaven, hell, and the resurrection.

There is a lot of confusion in the world today about what happens when we die. Many believe we go immediately to heaven or hell—but is that truly what Scripture says?

In this final part, we explore:
• The true state of the dead
• Why the resurrection is essential
• Who really has immortality
• What the Bible actually means by “hell”
• Why no one is being punished right now
• The truth about judgment and the second death

We also examine key scriptures including:
Acts 17:11, Job 14, John 5, John 6, 1 Timothy 6:16, Ezekiel 18:4, Hebrews 11, Revelation 20, and more.

My hope is that this study encourages you to search the Scriptures for yourself—just like the Bereans—and to build your understanding on truth, not tradition.

“For the wages of sin is death, but the gift of God is eternal life in Christ Jesus our Lord.” — Romans 6:23

You are worth it.

Thank you for listening, and I’ll see you in Episode 18.

In Episode 16 of Tomorrow’s Truth Found Today, Mark Long continues the discussion in Part 2 of “Death: The Final Frontier… or Is It?”

What really happens when we die? Many common beliefs suggest that people immediately go to heaven, hell, or continue communicating with the living. In this episode, Mark compares those popular ideas with what the Bible actually teaches.

Looking at passages such as Ecclesiastes 9, 1 Corinthians 15, John 3:13, and Hebrews 11:1, Mark explores the biblical perspective on death, resurrection, deception, and the importance of studying scripture for ourselves.

Listeners are encouraged to question traditions, seek truth through God’s Word, and develop a deeper understanding of faith and salvation.

Study the scriptures, pray for understanding, and remember: You are worth it.

Hello friends, and welcome back to Tomorrow’s Truth Found Today with Mark Long.

In Episode 15, we begin a powerful and thought-provoking study titled “Death: The Final Frontier… Or Is It?”

For centuries, people have wondered what truly happens when we die. Many believe we immediately go to Heaven or Hell, while others avoid the subject entirely out of fear or uncertainty. But what does the Bible actually teach about death?

In this episode, we begin exploring scripture to uncover the truth and remove the myths surrounding death. Using passages from the Bible, we examine how death is described as sleep, and how the hope of resurrection at Christ’s return changes the way we should understand life, death, and eternity.

This topic will span several episodes as we carefully study what God's word says about the subject.

Topics covered in this episode include:

• Why death is often misunderstood
• The concept of “ingrained beliefs” about the afterlife
• What scripture says about the state of the dead
• Why the Bible describes death as sleep
• The promise of resurrection at Christ’s return

As always, remember:

“You shall know the truth, and the truth shall make you free.” — John 8:32

Thank you for listening, and remember…

You’re worth it.

Scriptures Referenced

1 Corinthians 15:20–23
1 Corinthians 15:52
John 3:13
Acts 2:29, 34–35
Matthew 13:9
2 Peter 1:20
John 8:32

Time to Shine is a thoughtful, Scripture-centered exploration of the Sabbath as presented in the Bible.

This podcast looks carefully at God’s command to remember the Sabbath day, how it was observed, and how certain passages are often used to support a shift in understanding. With respect, clarity, and biblical context, we examine what Scripture actually says — and why sacred time still matters today.

This is not about tradition or debate, but about returning to the Word, understanding God’s intent, and allowing truth to shine clearly.

📖 “Remember the Sabbath day, to keep it holy.” — Exodus 20:8

Watch prayerfully. Study carefully. Let Scripture speak for itself.

Tattoos are everywhere in today’s culture—on celebrities, athletes, parents, and even some church leaders. But are tattoos compatible with the Christian faith? And where did tattooing even begin? In this educational Christian video, we explore the history of tattoos, their ancient cultural origins, and what the Bible actually teaches about marking the body.

This episode examines the famous verse Leviticus 19:28, the role of tattoos in ancient tribal and religious practices, and how Scripture guides modern believers. With a balanced and grace-filled approach, we look at Christian liberty, conscience, holiness, and the heart behind our choices.

Whether you already have tattoos, are thinking about getting one, or want a deeper biblical perspective, this episode offers clarity grounded in history, context, and God’s Word.

📘 What You Will Learn in This Video

The ancient origins of tattooing across cultures

How early societies used tattoos for ritual, healing, identity, and worship

The historical meaning behind body markings

What Leviticus 19:28 meant in its original context

How Christian conscience applies to modern tattoo decisions

What Christians should prayerfully consider before getting a tattoo

📖 Key Scriptures Explained

Leviticus 19:28 — “Do not mark your bodies…”

Deuteronomy 12-29:32 — "Do not enquire after their gods..."

Additional passages on wisdom, discernment, and Christian liberty

✝️ Who This Episode Is For

This episode is perfect for:

Christians wondering if tattoos are biblical

New believers seeking clarity

Youth groups & Bible studies

Listeners interested in ancient history and biblical culture

Anyone curious about the Christian perspective on today’s tattoo trend

🙏 A Balanced, Christ-Centered Approach

This episode does not condemn those with tattoos.
Instead, it provides historical understanding, biblical insight, and practical guidance so believers can make informed, prayerful decisions.