Is his name Saul? Or is it Paul? Either way, the guy gets elected by God and kicked off a horse.

God smites down people who don’t tithe with their whole heart, apparently pastors don’t like setting up chairs on Sunday morning, and the apostles set a dangerous precedent for disobeying government mandates.

Guts spilled out, the Holy Spirit spilled out, all so that the Church would be spilled out into the world. All this and more in the book of Acts.

Sorrow turned into joy. Betrayal turned into faithfulness. Death turned into life…and then the apostles have their biggest fishing day on record.

Lazarus lives. Lazarus dies. Lazarus lives again and then the Jews try to kill him. Then Jesus washes some feet.

Jesus says to His disciples “Eat my flesh and drink my blood.” Well, many of His disciples leave Him after that (no surprise there), and then we see some words in the Bible that actually aren’t there and shouldn’t be there.

A word becomes human, John the Baptist tells us why he’s not that important, and Jesus throws the biggest racer Galilee has ever seen.

Jesus chooses to have His last meal with some people who will doubt Him, deny Him, and ultimately betray Him.

Apparently hell has as much rain as California, Jesus loves short people, and just for the record, God’s love is NOT reckless.

Today, Jesus gives us some practical farming advice- don’t look backwards while plowing a field.