If Christ had not died and has not risen from the dead. All of our efforts would be in vain. They are not. For those who are in Jesus, there is a hope for a future in which we will one day be free from our sinful bodies and be raised into our glorified immortal bodies.

We all know that we are to love one another, but even the pagans can do that. What does true godly love for another look like? In this episode, I hope to explain how this agape love can look different from phileo, and from the worlds.

Paul gives his testimony to King Agrippa II, testifying to the power of God to raise a Man from the dead in hopes to see Agrippa become a Christian.

We continue our study in Acts 17, Paul has reached Athens and no confronts a very intellectual and religious people. The city is filled with false gods and idols. Now Paul must find a way to use this to introduce Jesus as the Christ into the heart of the people.

Acts 17 Part 1.

Today Bernard and Bill discuss Paul's journey through Thessalonica and Berea. Its been about 2 years since Paul spoke with the Jerusalem Council (Apostles) and he is on a mission to deliver the Gospel. First, he is hated for his words, then tested by some noble believers.

We are faced with a challenge but yet, a command and mission as Christians. Regardless of the audience, we must be willing to not only stand up and speak the Word of God but willing to also test others (including ministers) against it to find them to be true.

The Jailbreak (Part 2) | Acts 16

In our second half of Acts 16 we discuss the events of Lydia and her conversion, Paul's experience exorcising a demon out of a little girl, his time in prison and fellowship with the newly converted jailer who almost sacrificed his own life.

2.1 The Jailbreak | Acts 16

Today Bill and Bernard began discussing the significance and purpose of OT circumcision, as well as how we should respond when obstacles are in our path when it comes to serving the Lord in our ministry fields.

Today we cover the second have of Pauls conversion. He has been ministering the Word of God, Pauls struggle was to be accepted by the Church. It has taken 14 years before they finally welcome him into the fellowship. What do we do when we feel unaccepted, or how do we respond when our faith claim is challenged?

In this video we discuss just how ruthless Paul was in his trek to destroy the Christian church and how God transformed him. In our walks, we may sometimes feel like our past makes us unworthy of God's sovereign mercy, but even our darkest secrets can be forgiven by the Lord.