Often in our efforts to continue the ministry of Jesus, we will face strong opposition and even painful things that can set us back in some horrible way; but with God at work, He can use such unfortunate things to further His Kingdom purposes in our lives.

Learn lessons from Paul and Silas, as well as Willie Myrick and Zimbabwe, on how pursuing the Lord and His will, through praying and singing, can yield some amazing results; for our blessing and surpassing peace, including the furtherance of God's Kingdom.

Be encouraged by the story of Paul and Silas - as they suffered for doing something good - while being reminded of what to remember when experiencing injustice.

Learn what to do when tempted to believe this depressing theory.

Listen and remember often forgotten truths concerning division. While it is normally a bad thing for church life, sometimes it either is or can become a good thing.

From Paul's perspective on what happened in ACTS 15 and afterwards, the content of GALATIANS 2 is declared; in light of the gospel's impact on cultural and racial divisions.

While the decision in ACTS 15 blessed all Gentile believers, in the following centuries the extreme reverse began to occur through other leadership decisions, resulting in Jewish believers being pressured to deny their own culture and ethnicity. This was due to the unfortunate development of replacement theology - which paved the way for sinful anti-semitism to infect the Church - causing unspeakable atrocities.

Pastor Alan talks about the Law of Moses and Christ's completed fulfillment of it; in light of why we should avoid being drawn into believing any false teaching that says we must keep the Torah to be saved.

Learn about key promises and warnings from four of Israel's Old Testament prophets concerning the nation of Israel and their promised home land; in light of their relationship with God.

Continuing the ministry of Jesus includes viewing our part of the world as our mission field and ministering the love of God from there to to everywhere.