Last week, Pastor Riggen began identifying three important distinctive doctrines that identify an Apostolic church. On today’s podcast, he continues by addressing the second doctrine which is unique to those churches which follow the Apostles’ teachings.

It has been said that there are 30,000 different denominations in the world today. While many hold to the same basic beliefs, they divide over some small difference. With that being the case, Pastor Riggen outlines the important distinctives that should cause us to be drawn to a particular church.

When Paul met some disciples of John the Baptist, he immediately began to question them. Although the Bible calls the men believers, the questions Paul asked were probing and personal. Nevertheless, they are questions EVERY believer should be willing to answer. On today’s podcast, Pastor Riggen deals with the second of these questions, and explains why they are extremely important for believers today.

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When Paul met some disciples of John the Baptist, he immediately began to question them. Although the Bible calls the men believers, the questions Paul asked were probing and personal. Nevertheless, they are questions EVERY believer should be willing to answer. On today’s podcast, Pastor Riggen explains why these questions are extremely important for believers today.

Just before He ascended into Heaven, Jesus commanded His disciples to go into all nations and preach three things: repentance, remission of sins in His name, and the promise of the Father. What did He mean by that, and how was the Father’s promise fulfilled? On today’s episode, Pastor Riggen begins a series of studies on the gift of the Holy Ghost.

In Acts 2:21, the Apostle Peter said that “whosoever shall call on the name of the Lord shall be saved.” Inasmuch as this verse clearly states that the required action results in being saved, it is essential that we find out what exactly what it means to “call on His name.” Pastor Riggen provides the Scriptural definition to this phrase on today’s podcast.

When asked what one must do in order to find salvation, many Christians respond by saying that a person must “Accept the Lord as their Personal Savior, and they’ll be saved.” While this may be the most popular response, is it, in fact, the true, Biblical response? On today’s episode, Pastor Riggen addresses this important question.

Being converted is a glorious thing which everyone needs to experience. It should be understood, however, that true conversion is more than a one-time encounter by which a person is saved. Rather, it is an ongoing process that should not stop until we reach Heaven. On today’s podcast, Pastor Riggen concludes his study of the “Seven C’s” that surround conversion.