The Robert J. Morgan Podcast

This will be our third week in Acts 18, this time exploring two nearly-forgotten spiritual habits mentioned in this passage, which represent two ways to grow more powerful in our Christian life and influence.

Are you troubled and beaten down? I think at times, Paul felt traumatized by the abuse and persecution he endured. In Acts 18, Paul must have been troubled. God's response?

Today we'll look at these words and how they applied to Paul, and to us!

Need reassurance today? Continuing our study with Acts, we'll explore chapter 18 in this episode, where we learn about God's marvelous ministry of reassurance.

One of the best speeches in human history comes from the Apostle Paul in Acts 17. Scholars have studied this message more than almost any other in the New Testament. Speaking to a pagan audience, Paul brilliantly explains the Gospel often called the sermon on Mars Hill.

Today's podcast episode covers Paul's second missionary journey in Acts 15-18, highlighting the simplicity and complexity in our relationships.

This week's episode is a conversation between Rob and Dr. Michael Diduit, interviewed by Robert J. Morgan. Dr. Michael Duduit, the founding Dean of the College of Christian Studies and the Clamp Divinity School at Anderson University. He is the founder and editor of Preaching Magazine, and his weekly email letter on preaching reaches more than 40,000 pastors and Christian leaders. His website, preaching.org, is a treasure trove of information about expositional pulpit ministry.

This bonus episode is the first chapter from the audio version of The Jordan River Rules.

Rule #1: Realize God means for you to move forward!

Why does God use certain people so greatly? Joshua linked together the generations and led the fledgling nation of Israel to possess the land promised to Abraham! Let's explore Joshua's history and how God prepared him; we'll learn how to become more usable by God ourselves.

A new podcast series starts today! "Gaining Ground: Stories from the Life of Joshua". Do you ever feel ambushed by the enemy? Today's episode is called "I didn't see that coming", where we'll explore strategies for handling the attacks of the enemy.

We're pausing our study in Acts to review the life of Joshua in light of the release of my newest book: The Jordan River Rules.

Ever struggled to understand the book of Acts? In today's podcast episode, we'll cover a lot of ground, covering chapters 15 and 16.