Peter's experiences shows us that, when standing for truth, we should expect criticism, explain ourselves clearly, appeal to Scripture and make sure we're on God's side.

An introduction to Paul's letter to Titus, including a description of the character of Titus and the introductory words of Paul.

Paul finishes his final letter expressing his courage in the past, confidence in the future and companions in the faith.

Mark opens his Gospel by proving the authority of Jesus over sin, over nature, over disease, over demons and ultimately over death.

Paul wraps up his final New Testament letter with references to several men surrounding his ministry.

Prior to the controversial events of Acts 10-11, Luke records two miracles of Peter which remind us he's following in the footsteps of Jesus' ministry.

Those who are converted by faith in Jesus will exhibit a character that gives evidence of that conversion.

As Paul already asserted Scripture is the God-given tool for salvation and discipleship, he now calls Timothy to have a Scripture-centered ministry. In this text he deals with the accountability, authority and adversaries of preaching the Word.

Baptism is meant to be a declaration of the Gospel of Jesus as well as a commitment to the death and burial of our old selves and being raised with Jesus to walk in a new life.

Through his encounter with Jesus, Saul of Tarsus was converted, becoming a new person with a new purpose.