All Things Apostolic

In this episode, Dr. Kasey Sees discusses the critical lessons from Samson's life about the dangers of spiritual complacency and the unnoticed departure of God's presence.

In this episode, Pastor Jeremy Wilbanks discusses God's holiness and what it means for God to be holy. He explores the biblical foundations of God's holiness, the implications of God's holiness for how we approach Him, and how the tabernacle in the wilderness was designed to reflect God's holiness.

In this episode, Jennifer Barrett explores the themes of divine authority, delegated authority, and consequences of rebellion by examining the compelling story of Korah's challenge to the leadership of Moses and Aaron. Discover how God supernaturally vindicated His designated leaders.

In this episode, Dr. Nathaniel J. Wilson discusses Pentecost Sunday, service at TRC this past Sunday, and revival amongst different congregations.

In this episode, Pastor Jeremy Wilbanks discusses how God's holiness is expressed, its implications of separation and perfection, and how it should motivate our worship.

In this episode, Dr. Kasey Sees discusses speaking in tongues, tracing its biblical roots, theological significance, and the impact it holds in the lives of believers today.

In this episode, Dr. Nathaniel J. Wilson discusses Charles and John Wesley.

In this episode, Jennifer Barrett explores the historical and spiritual significance of the Feast of Pentecost, also known as the Feast of Weeks or Shavuot. She examines how this Jewish holy day foreshadowed the outpouring of the Holy Spirit in the New Testament and the birth of the Christian church.

In this episode, Pastor Jeremy Wilbanks discusses the moral or communicable attributes of God. These attributes allow God to communicate and connect with humanity on a personal level, unlike the natural or incommunicable attributes that belong to God alone.

In this episode, Dr. Kasey Sees discusses the metaphor of the word of God as a mirror, as depicted in the book of James. The imagery used here is not just a passing comparison, but it offers a critical reflection of our spiritual lives and calls us into an ongoing relationship with the scriptures.