In Acts 15, the purity of the gospel is challenged. Listen as Jeremy Peters encourages us in the simplicity and purity of the gospel message: that salvation comes by grace through faith in Christ Jesus our Lord.

Is anything required of someone before they can believe the gospel? Listen to this week's episode as we learn that the Gospel message is to be offered to everyone freely, regardless of their station, history, or ethnicity.

Jeremy Peters, Taylor Sinclair, and James Wierson discuss some of the lessons learned in Acts 1–8 and the impact they have on the Christian life. 

Jeremy Peter, Taylor Sinclair, and James Wierson discuss the origins of Around the Granite, where the name came from, and what the goal of this podcast is.

How do you respond when the Holy Spirit convicts you of your sin? Listen in as Jeremy Peters unpacks the implications of this vital work of the Spirit and the response we ought to have.

Ananias and Sapphira's doom serves as a warning that God takes sin seriously, especially when that sin involves hypocrisy. Listen as Taylor Sinclair explains the reason why Ananias and Sapphira were judged by the Holy Spirit, and how this truth impacts your life.

In the New Testament, the apostles' teaching was often accompanied by miracles, signs, and wonders. The purpose of these signs was to point people to the God of the Bible, and to Jesus Christ His Son, who is able to save you from your sins. Listen as Craig DeSpain explains the reason why Peter and John were used by the Holy Spirit to heal the lame man in Acts 3, and how this truth impacts your life, today.

The arrival of the Holy Spirit brings great blessing to the believer. Listen and be encouraged as your consider the work of the Holy Spirit in your life. He applies and guarantees all the salvation blessings of the new covenant for everyone who believes in Christ.