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- Week 4: Acts 9-11
Week 4: Acts 9-11 In Acts 9, we begin an intentional shift towards the story of Paul and his life. This is not because Paul is the most important New Testament character, but because our author, Luke, as we will find out later spent years traveling with him and is an eye-witness to many of the […]
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0 min - Week 4: Acts 9-11Week 4: Acts 9-11In Acts 9, we begin an intentional shift towards the story of Paul and his life. This is not because Paul is the most important New Testament character, but because our author, Luke, as we will find out later spent years traveling with him and is an eye-witness to many of the things later in the book.In today’s podcast, we’ll discuss:* Story Begins to shift toward Saul (Paul)* Saul’s conversion* Suffer for My name?* Acts vs. Galatians accounts* Saul sent to Tarsus* Peter travels in Judea* Peter’s miracles in Judea* Cornelius’ visitation* Peter’s Vision* Cornelius – the first Gentile Christian* The controversy over Cornelius* The growth of Antioch* Agabus, the first mentioned prophet of the New Testament37 min
- Week 3: Acts 6-8
Week 3: Acts 6-8 Starting in Acts 6, we will begin to see a dramatic shift in the life of the church. The methods that the apostles and the church begin to use to administer the responsibilities Jesus gave them will begin to take shape, leading to a dramatic acceleration of the Kingdom of God. […]
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0 min - Week 3: Acts 6-8Week 3: Acts 6-8Starting in Acts 6, we will begin to see a dramatic shift in the life of the church. The methods that the apostles and the church begin to use to administer the responsibilities Jesus gave them will begin to take shape, leading to a dramatic acceleration of the Kingdom of God.In today’s podcast, we’ll discuss:* Disciples were increasing* Hellenistic Jews – Jews by birth and religion born outside of Israel* The Acts 6 Shift: The choosing of the Seven* Multiplication-what changed?* Stephen’s conflict* Stephen the preacher* Teaching the teachers* Stephen’s mysterious sermon* Stephen’s forgiveness and vision* Introduction of Saul (Paul)* The church’s and the apostles’ response* Lazy or obedient?* Simon the sorcerer* The Baptism of the Holy Spirit* The Ethiopian and Philip’s transportation32 min
- Week 2: Acts 3-5
Week 2: Acts 3-5 Picking up in Acts 3, we find that the apostles have set into a routine of prayer. God is going to miraculously interrupt that routine which will change the methods of the church from here on out. If you haven’t already, don’t forget to purchase your copy of Acts: A 10 Week […]
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0 min - Week 2: Acts 3-5In today's podcast, we'll discuss:Normal Life - the power of routineThe MiraclePeter’s Second SermonThe Response - 2,000 peopleThe Arrest - The Jesus problem is back (and the Sanhedrin’s power to arrest—Israel’s uniqueness)The Corruption of the SanhedrinThe Prayer - asking for supernatural powerGod’s response - God signified that He really liked their prayerAn overwhelming response - communal livingIntroduction of BarnabasAnanias and Sapphira - Peter’s Prophetic InsightThe Fear of God is the beginning of wisdomNo One Dared Join Them - n ot entirely trueThe Arrest & God’s FreedomGamalielFlogging & Joy29 min
- Week 1: Acts 1-2
Week 1: Acts 1-2 Acts is one of the most important book for every Christian to spend time studying. It is the foundation for our faith, in that it tells us of the transitional period from when Jesus taught a Jewish audience to the time when Gentiles were openly welcomed as part of the people of […]
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0 min - Week 1: Acts 1-2Acts is one of the most important book for every Christian to spend time studying. It is the foundation for our faith, in that it tells us of the transitional period from when Jesus taught a Jewish audience to the time when Gentiles were openly welcomed as part of the people of God. As we will see in chapters 1-2, God is going to begin to radically move and transform His chosen people in dramatic ways. If you haven't already, buy a copy of the 10 Week Bible Study guide for Acts by clicking the image of the book to the right.27 min
- Introduction to Acts
An Introduction to the book of Acts Acts is an important book for any Christian to study because it is the story of how and why we are called Christians. It tells the story of the journey the apostles and the church took from Jesus’ ascension to the church age and moving forward. You might be […]
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0 min - Introduction to ActsAn Introduction to the book of ActsActs is an important book for any Christian to study because it is the story of how and why we are called Christians. It tells the story of the journey the apostles and the church took from Jesus’ ascension to the church age and moving forward. You might be surprised by a lot of the things you’ve probably overlooked in Acts, and that’s where this podcast comes in.In today’s podcast, we’ll discuss:* Acts a foundational NT book* Bridge between gospels and epistles* It is the evolution of the church’s knowledge of the promised Holy Spirit’s operation* Acts is in fact scripture, not some book of history that stands as a second-tier book of the Bible* Luke is the author* We don’t really know who Theophilus was, but we’re glad he existed* Other accounts of this period were written, but only Luke’s remains and was deemed worthy of inclusion into the Canon* Acts is Paul-Centric* Paul is not a “super-apostle” as many treat him today* Prolific writer & learned man as evidenced in his writings* Acts begins with church’s birth and leads to the activities of Paul26 min
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