Some significant events take place in Acts 9. Saul is on his way to continue persecuting christians, when he encounters Jesus. While this is one of the most significant events, we can't forget guys like Ananias and Barnabas. They play a role that doesn't give them much credit, but is so influential. Which begs the question.....what if we didn't care who got the credit in the church? And maybe, just maybe, that person that you never thought could change, has the possibility of becoming a difference maker in this world. We also discuss Hibachi and Blackstone grills. Check it out!

In Acts 8, we zoom in on a guy by the name of Philip, who continues to share the gospel with the world.  Specifically, a man who has questions, and what we see is that he starts with just a simple question.  It leads to this man giving his life to Jesus.  Maybe we have those same opportunities in 2023, but do we take advantage of those opportunities? We also meet Simon the Sorcerer, and see Saul continue ravaging the church.  Check out this episode from chapter 8! 

In Acts 7, we see a man named Stephen die for what he believed in.  However, the church didn't crumble because of it.  What we actually see, is that the church scattered and exploded! The question asked is simply this....what would you do for your faith? We also discuss March Madness and time change.  Thanks for listening!

Acts 6 discusses issues that were rising up in the church.  Today, Jason and Micah discuss how to handle those issues.  Also, how well do you encourage others? Do you build others up or tear others down? There are lots of principles that we can pull from Acts 6.  Also, we discuss leap year and how you celebrate your birthday if you are born on February 29. As always.....thanks for listening!

In Acts 5, we are introduced to a couple who had bad motives when it came to their giving.  They were killed because of it.  However, as a result, the church grew.  How can we, in 2023, learn about church growth through this? Jason and Micah also discuss what true revival is in light of Asbury University, cowboy hats, and Pigeon Forge, Tennessee.  As always, thanks for listening!

Today, we continue our study of the book of Acts.  As we look at chapter four, we see Peter and John up against the first small batch of persecution.  While these "ordinary" men could have very easily ran away quietly, they stood boldly and with courage, and because of that, one could tell that they had been with Jesus.  What an amazing compliment! Are we bold and courageous? Can people see Jesus in us? And do they know that there is only one name by which we must be saved? All of this on the podcast today, plus some Valentine's Day talk.  As always, thanks for listening!

As Jason and Micah continue to tackle the book of Acts, today we come to chapter 3.  What does it look like to help someone in need? Do we just throw money at those people? Or is there something much greater to give? One thing is for sure, when we get people to Jesus, good things happen.  On today's episode, we talk coffee and hotel room policies.  PSA.....always check your comforter in the hotel room! Thanks for tuning in! 

Today, Jason and Micah discuss the beginning of the church.  In Acts 2, we see things like, speaking in tongues, baptism, repentance, and community.  When do you receive the Holy Spirit? When do you receive the forgiveness of sins? We also talk about how to respond when you're windshield is covered in ice. As always we thank you for listening! 

Today, we start season 4 of Behind The Micah.  We are walking our way through the book of Acts.  In this episode, we discuss the difference between an apostle and a disciple, and do apostles still exist? We also cover voting in the church, and whether or not, Micah should wear bib overalls to preach in for Bluegrass Sunday.  Hope that you will tune in!

As we approach a new year, we always seem to get excited about starting new resolutions.  The question is, do they work? And if they don't, why not? There is a big difference between, where I am, and where I want to be.  Maybe the key to a better marriage, a healthier you (physically, mentally, spiritually), fixing your finances, whatever you are trying to achieve, is knowing who you are.  Your identity drives your behavior, and consistency is the key to success.  We also discuss avoiding bad habits and list our own personal goals.  Check out today's episode, and as always, thanks for listening!