“Run that ye may obtain”. John continues discussing Paul’s letters to the Corinthians and talks about how to understand the meaning of a “hypocrite”.

How do you know if something is really true? John talks about Paul’s message to the Corinthians. He discusses some of the challenges of a growing church, how a changing world often makes us look at the things we experience differently, and how important it is to compare spiritual things to spiritual things.

John continues his deeper look at Romans 7-16, which touch on life’s struggles, faith, and the unwavering love of God for His children.

Join John as he dives into the book of Romans! He uncovers the hidden treasures within this ancient text including the meaning of justification and sanctification.

John dives into the final chapters of Acts, which covers Paul’s journey from Jerusalem to Rome. Witness Paul’s powerful defense before Jewish and Roman authorities, his encounters with King Agrippa, and his unwavering testimony of Jesus Christ.

With a recent visit to Athens and Corinth, John brings a fresh perspective to some of the unique lessons we can learn from Paul! John shares some of the lessons we can take away from Paul’s sermon at Mars Hill along with how we can grow by better understanding Paul’s ability to teach the gospel.

What can you learn from the unique vision Peer experienced in Chapter 10? John talks about the significance of this special event and how it impacted Peter’s understanding of God’s intentions and how you can become “favored” by God.

John continues in the book of Acts, which details important moments in the early Christian movement as the acts of the apostles intertwine with the acts of the Savior Himself. John talks about the stoning of Stephen, the conversion of Saul into Paul, and the extraordinary power of divine intervention.

What are the “infallible proofs” Jesus presented the apostles after his resurrection? John talks about the power of repentance and baptism as Peters’ sermon leads to the conversion of 3,000 souls and the principle that challenges us to discern between the works of men and the will of God.

What would it have been like to walk with the Savior on the road to Emmaus? John talks about the diverse ways the spirit works and how not everyone experiences a literal “burning in the bosom” and how you can learn to find new meaning in the scriptures!