Gabriel announces John and Jesus, revealing God’s faithfulness, Christ’s everlasting kingdom, divine power over impossibility, and Mary’s humble reception of God’s Word in Luke 1.

A lifelong lame man walks, leaps, and praises God as Peter credits the risen Jesus, not apostolic power, whose name gives complete, publicly witnessed healing.

Testimonies and encouragement from laymen of Taos First Baptist Church. Hear from Benjamin Strickland and Richard Turnley as they encourage with testimony and Scripture.

Peter and John heal a man lame from birth in Jesus’ name, publicly confirming apostolic authority within Israel’s continuing temple-centered kingdom setting and prophetic hope.

Join the Taos First Baptist Church family for the ordination of Luca D. Welch to the Gospel Ministry

Peter urges Israel to escape a corrupt generation; believers receive baptism, embrace apostolic doctrine, fellowship, worship, generosity, and daily witness as God adds converts continually.

Luke 1:1–4 explains why Christian certainty rests on historical events, eyewitness testimony, faithful transmission, careful investigation, orderly presentation, and truth responsibly received and preserved.

Peter calls convicted Israelites to repent, be baptized, receive the promised gift, escape their crooked generation, and join Jerusalem’s believing remnant through faith and obedience.

Who were the New Testament prophets? Explore Agabus, Philip's daughters, prophetic gifts, revelation, apostolic authority, and why biblical prophecy belonged to the apostolic age.

Peter proves from Psalm 16 and Psalm 110 that Jesus rose, ascended, poured out the Holy Ghost at Pentecost, and is both Lord and Christ.