Tonight we discussed the death of King Herod. What was it that was so grave about what he did and said that caused such a drastic downfall? Did he receive just recompense for his perceived sin? Let's discuss

Tonight we are introduced to Saul of Tarsus. We compared the death of Steven and the emergence of Philip 2 the death of Saul and the birth of Paul. How will his conversion affect the church at this stage? Let's discuss

Really cool to watch tonight we disgust the story of the Ethiopian eunuch. How did Philip respond to the word of God for him to go to the path where you would find the unit? Let's discuss

When we look at the response of Simon to the preaching of the gospel the response is belief and baptism...yet there appears to be a disconnect not long after. Let's discuss

Tonight we look at the use of magic, Wizardry an illusion. Was Simon ignorant in what he was doing? How does he respond to Philip's preaching? Lets discuss.

It's not every day we look of the death of Stephen. And the rise of Saul and Phillip. These two individuals had vastly different effects on the church. Let's discuss.

Tonight we concluded the 7th chapter of the book of Acts. You look at the response to those in the council who did not accept Stephens report. How did they respond? How do we respond to the truth?

Tonight Stephen continues to highlight the connection between their forefathers and the works that were done no. Did they have any room to boast in anything and they are done with their hands? Let's discuss

God appeared to Moses as a burning bush and established a separation between the life he had lived up until that point and what will be expected of him in the future. Tonight we look further into this conversation and what it means to those in the High Council who were hearing the testimony of Stephen.

Tonight we looked at the circumstances around Moses fleeing from Egypt to Midian. How does his situation relate to those that Stephen was speaking to? Lets discuss.