A windstorm gets everybody's attention--but one inside the house!!? What did that look like, and what did it mean? We consider that in today's podcast. 

What was the day of Pentecost--was it a religious celebration? We discuss that in today's podcast.

The remaining apostles needed to replace Judas; what was the mechanism they used to do so? Wait, you said they used dice, or some such 'instrument of chance'? At least that's what it looked like! Really?! We consider this in today's podcast. 

Judas went bad, and his spot among the 12 apostles needed to be filled. What do you reckon was the response and reaction of the apostles to his betrayal of Jesus, and how did they decide to take action? We discuss that in today's podcast. 

After Jesus ascended to heaven, a group of more than 100 gathered in what is called an "upper room", and prayed and waited. And they did so as if they had one heart and mind. We discuss this in today's podcast. 

Jesus ascended, and was gone! In today's podcast, we consider how the disciples strained to see where he was, how high up he was, and what was happening as he disappeared from sight. An extraordinary event! Join us as we consider it. 

There he goes! Up, up and away! In today's podcast, we consider the events surrounding the ascension of Jesus to heaven after his 40 days with his disciples after the resurrection. 

In today's podcast, we look at the timid, fearful group of disciples who became witnesses of the resurrected Jesus. Quite a change! 

Who received power to be the witnesses of Jesus? The disciples as portrayed in the Gospels? Really?! They seemed as unsure of themselves as an awkward 8th grade boy at a school dance. What happened to them to put them into a position of power? We discuss that in today's podcast. 

The resurrected Jesus knew that his future role for Israel did not lie in ousting the hated Romans! But the disciples had other expectations. Jesus tries to redirect their thinking, as discussed in today's podcast.