Luke's excellent historical and nautical record of Paul's voyage to Rome and final scene preaching and teaching while awaiting trial.

This lesson is devoted to miscellaneous questions concerning the tree of the knowledge of good and evil; dinosaurs; the population of the world before the great flood, etc.

Luke describes Paul's hearing before a third Roman official, Agrippa, and his subsequent appeal to be judged at the Imperial Court in Rome by Caesar himself.

In this lesson, Mike answers questions regarding the Biblical pattern for church organization and function, and how this is different from the structure of many churches in the modern era.

In this lesson, Luke describes Paul's appearances before Roman governors Felix and Festus and the outcome of those hearings.

In this lesson, Mike will review the beliefs of the 11 major world religions concerning salvation and compare these with the teachings of Christianity on this important subject.

This sermon examines the circumstances that led Paul to write this beautiful ode to Christian love.

Paul returns to Jerusalem where he is arrested and a long period of confinement in various locations begins.

Mike deals with the often-used arguments against the necessity of regular worship and the importance of a proper biblical baptism.

In this sermon, Mike reviews the timeless spiritual truths that can buffer the storms of change that are challenging this nation.