A new sermon series debriefing what the heck happened over our exhausting last year and a half. It could have been worse though: in 1721, a minister had his house bombed during a smallpox pandemic. The readings: Numbers 16, Psalm 38, Revelation 15, Luke 7.

In the conclusion to our Kerygma Series in Acts: What happens when life huffs and puffs and blows your house down? Three golden threads make a big difference. Also: Pastor Bryan passes on a house.

What exactly is The Kingdom of God? And what does it have to do with The Book of Acts? Also: RC Sproul gets stopped at the border, and an unimaginable royal wedding.

St. Paul tries to win friends and influence people. Pastor Bryan gets a job he doesn't want. You are more than your demographics.

Paul preaches the Gospel to an unjust judge. Nightbirde finds God on the bathroom floor. Pastor Bryan explores his calling.

St. Paul tells his Testimony to a hostile crowd. Pastor Bryan shares a testimony too. Aristotle and Sy Sperling help out.

St. Paul has one last chance to address the church in Ephesus before his impending arrest, trial, and death. Have you ever considered what your last words would be before your death? Harriet Tubman, Charles Foster Kane, and The Mellon Family guest star.

Paul preaches a sermon to people who have never read the Bible. Will he change his message accordingly? Also: Pastor Bryan shares the best sermon illustration he ever heard.

A new apostle steps up to the plate and takes over the preaching duties in the book of Acts. His sermons land well with first century Jews, but will they land with 21st century Americans? Bob Dylan, Tony Danza, and John Lennon assist.

Shakespeare invented the phrase "strange bedfellows" in Act 2 of The Tempest. But Peter and Cornelius lived out that ideal a thousand years prior.