Thank you for taking the time to write. Lord bless!

We really appreciate your listening. All glory goes to God for His allowing us to do this each week.

Although told specifically to WAIT until Pentecost, the apostles took it upon themselves to draw lots (an Old Testament method for determining God’s will) after nominating Barsabbas, nicknamed Justus, and Matthias. However, Jesus chose every disciple, and this would be no different. After Pentecost, they received the holy spirit (God’s power and influence) they were told to wait for. Please also see Episode #1328 ”How Can We Be Influencers? (Part I)” for more on Peter’s spiritual maturity before and after Pentecost. May the Lord bless all of our studies!

Thank you for listening. So many struggle with addiction of one kind or another. There is no shame in getting help while still being fervent in prayer and study.

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Thank you for your kind words. To God be the glory!

Beautiful scripture! Thank you! We hope you had a chance to listen to our 3-part ”Who is God?” series. We learned so much during the study for it!

Thank you so much for the positive feedback. All credit goes to the Lord.

Thank you for making the following of Christ so clear. I like that you don’t talk too fast as well. God bless you 🙏🏻❤️

‭‭Psalms‬ ‭32:10‬ ‭NIV‬‬ [10] Many are the woes of the wicked, but the Lord’s unfailing love surrounds the one who trusts in him.

Great teaching You are building the children with sound doctrine God bless you all

Christian parenting very interesting podcast

Very true and great advice

Already barnabas was eligible but couldn't made him chief apostolic membership,

love listening to you ❤️ I get so many answers. Thank you 😊😘

It's a very informative brother. Thank you brother Rick

What would Jesus think of the death penalty?

Stubborn, intractable adherence to received dogma is borne of "Emotional Investment," whereby considering alternatives to firmly held ideas is unthinkable, even inconceivable. This psychological phenomenon is equivalent to the "we've always done it this way" fallacy. At its heart, an Appeal To Numbers fallacy.