Paul comes back on his second missionary journey to visit some of the churches he planted on his first journey. He meets a young man named Timothy that will become part of his missionary team. 

The risen Jesus meets two disciples on the road to Emmaus. They are prevented from seeing Jesus but come to realize His identity. Tune in to find out when they truly recognized Jesus. 

As we look at Resurrection account by Matthew, we're forced to ask ourselves: why is the resurrection important? Why does it change lives? Why is it counter-cultural today?

As we continue our readings this week on the resurrection of Jesus we come to John's account of the empty tomb. We meet Mary Magdalenecreation at the tomb of Jesus and we start to see overtones of the creatioin account. 

In Luke 24 we run into the story that will change the world. Jesus Christ has risen, He has risen indeed. 

David is under attack by evil people that want to do him harm. David has been good to them but in return, they have devised evil against Him. David turns to the only source for help - The LORD. 

As Paul and Barnabas set out on their missionary journey, a sharp disagreement separates them and sends them in different directions. And yet, God still does some incredible things through both men.

We read the letter from the Jerusalem church on the guidelines the church sets for new Gentile Christians.

In the Jerusalem council we see and interesting OT propechy come true. What does the tent of David have to do with the gospel?