Join Brooks and Brandon as they explore Paul's trial before the Sanhedrin, the failed plot to kill Paul, and Paul's arrival before Felix in Caesarea. Also Brooks shares about his love of stretchy pants and Brandon discloses his love of seasonal drinks. New this week, Jill Dicken brings the heat with her dramatic reading of Acts 23.
Join Brooks and Brandon on the grand finale as they discuss the final two verses from the book of Acts and give their overarching takeaways from the entire book. They explore topics such as Christmas cookies, Paul's legacy, why Luke ends Acts the way he does, and how the Gospel remains unhindered.
Join Brooks and Brandon as they draw near the end of the road in Acts. Paul finally makes it to Rome. We explore the way that Luke is using themes and imagery to teach about Paul following in Jesus way as he enters into Rome.
Join Brooks and Brandon as they explore the nautical world of the first century, shipwrecks, OT allusions, Luke's possible exploits, and God's commitment.
Join Brooks and Brandon as they talk through Acts 24-26 including encounters with Felix, Festus, and Agrippa.
Join Brooks and Brandon as they explore Paul's trial before the Sanhedrin, the failed plot to kill Paul, and Paul's arrival before Felix in Caesarea. Also Brooks shares about his love of stretchy pants and Brandon discloses his love of seasonal drinks. New this week, Jill Dicken brings the heat with her dramatic reading of Acts 23.
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In this episode we explore the cost of gospel ministry by exploring Acts 20-21. As Paul heads towards Jerusalem he interacts with the Ephesian elders teaching them how to listen to God and guide his church. Then we explore how the Spirit plays in the early church through both the direction of Paul and the prophecy of Agabus.
In this live episode we explore how the world of Ephesus that Paul encounters in Acts 19 relates to the world of digital technology we find ourselves in today.
In this episode we discuss the literary approach of using each city along Paul's journey to demonstrate different ways that the Gospel encounters each culture specifically in Thessalonica, Berea, Athens, and Corinth. We dig into the history of these cities, the different prevalent schools of philosophy, and their reception or rejection of the Gospel.
Join the discussion as we expound on Acts 15-16. Areas of discussion include:
The Python Prophet, Suicide in the Ancient Roman World, Lydia the Purple Cloth Dealer, and much more.
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