An important yet overlooked sign of resurrected life is persecution. Today, we examine Peter’s preaching under the persecution of the high priests, and we see great courage as he is emboldened by the Holy Spirit to proclaim the centrality and exclusivity of Jesus for salvation.

Through God’s work in Peter and John, the people are astonished and amazed. Today, we see that God wants to use each and every one of us to bring people to faith. We see that Peter uses the miracle as an opportunity to again preach the name of Jesus.

Today, we see Peter and John perform their first miracle: healing a lame man. Through their witness, we see that resurrected life means walking in confidence in the power God has given us, not just for our own lives, but to touch and heal the lives of others.

In today’s show, we see that one of the signs of resurrected life is preaching and proclamation of the Gospel that is fruitful. We see through Peter’s ministry that, when Jesus is alive in us, our witness moves people to respond.

This week, we discuss the readings that we had the week following Easter. The Church immediately takes us into Acts 2, where we read about Pentecost. We see as we begin today that the Church is trying to instruct us on what it means to live life after Jesus rises from the dead.

When the bones lives, they become a vast army, living, moving, and multiplying. Today, we discuss how the Holy Spirit makes us alive, moves us, and makes us multiply for the Kingdom.

Today, we take a look at salvation history and see how the Holy Spirit, the agent of creation, created Adam and now recreates and renews the earth through the mission of Jesus.

In the passage we discuss today, we see how the dry bones had flesh, joints, and skin come upon them, but they still were not living. We need the Spirit of God to really become alive again!

In today’s episode, we talk about the need to speak the truth about who God is and who we are to ourselves. We see that God wants to give us fresh faith to believe what He calls us to prophesy.

This week, we take some time to unpack the passage of the Valley of the Dry Bones in Ezekiel 37. We examine the dryness of our own lives and see how far Israel was from God.