The Robert J. Morgan Podcast

What does this mean? What shall we do? Those are the two questions that bookend the Apostle Peter's address to the crowds on of the Day of Pentecost. We've been learning what it means, today let's look at Peter's answer to what we shall do in Acts 2:38.

Are we living in the last days? At Pentecost, the Apostle Peter quotes the prophet Joel to equate the coming of the Holy Spirit with the beginning of the last days. Let's unpack this passage together and focus on the implications of what it means to live as believers in these last days.

The founding of the Church isn't like the founding of a university or even a nation: the Church was started by God Himself, and thus cannot be stopped! Today's podcast episode tackles Acts 2:1-12 in our series entitled "Unstoppable".

In today's episode, as we continue our study of Acts, we'll explore the question: Who is the Holy Spirit? We'll look at His activity in the Old Testament, His activity and relationship to the Trinity, and more!

Are you in a transitional period in life? The disciples found themselves in a dramatic transition when Jesus ascended into heaven. We can learn from their experience, how to navigate our own transitions.

In His final 40 post-resurrection days on earth, in the book of Acts, Jesus gave his followers five parting gifts:

1. Many Convincing Proofs of His Resurrection
2. Insights into the Nature of His Kingdom
3. A World-Wide Work
4. An Ascended Lord
5. The Promise of His Return

Join Rob Morgan in unwrapping these five gifts in this episode!

Today begins a NEW study on the book of Acts entitled "Unstoppable". When the early apostles were persecuted, a teacher named Gamaliel said:

The book of Acts is the story of the unstoppable Gospel of Christ. In this episode, we'll look at the crucial nature of the book of Acts.

What does humility really look like? How does it change our lives, our culture, our families? This week's bonus episode comes from Rob's pulpit ministry at The Donelson Fellowship, as he explores the Bible's core teaching to the Church on the subject of humility from Philippians 2.

When I studied the final verse of "How Firm a Foundation", I was astonished at how familiar with the original Greek of Hebrews 13:5 the hymn's author must have been! Today we'll look at the 5 fold promise in Scripture that God will "never, no never, no never forsake" us as His people.

Today's podcast episode should encourage you to appreciate aging! Isaiah 46:4 says: "Even to your old age and gray hairs I am he, I am he who will sustain you. I have made you and I will carry you; I will sustain you and I will rescue you."

That verse is the inspiration for the seventh verse of the hymn "How Firm a Foundation" Do you know it? It starts: "E'en down to old age, my people shall prove / My sov'reign, eternal, unchangeable love". Let's dive into this idea and the Scripture that inspired it today.