Faith Dialogue Podcast

Acts 26 continues with Paul before King Herod Agrippa II and Bernice. Governor Festus is hoping that he can find something to write to Caesar about Paul. However Paul take this opportunity to give his testimony hoping that King Agrippa may truly know Jesus.

In Chapter 25 of the Acts of the Apostles, the new governor Festus, brings Paul before King Agrippa and Bernice. This is not a trial but Festus hopes that perhaps Agrippa can provide some answers to what Paul should even be charged with by Rome.

Jesus tells three stories in 14th chapter of Luke all having to do with invitations to events. In the Parable of the Great Supper many are invited but some choose to decline.

In Caesarea, the new Governor, Festus sits in the Judgement Seat while Paul is accused by the religious leaders from Jerusalem. The charges are all false but they are asking to allow Paul to be tried in Jerusalem. Paul knows that there will not be a fair trial so he appeals to be heard by Caesar.  

In Acts 24, Paul stands before Felix as the high priest and his hired mouthpiece, Tertullus, accuse Paul of dissension and defaming the Temple. Paul is of course innocent and no witnesses come forth. However, Felix is also on trial and needs to decide for God or against God. Join Pastor Ken as he travels through the Acts of the Apostles.

40 Jewish men, full of zeal but lacking understanding, take a vow to Kill Paul. The Sanhedrin is in on the conspiracy as well. Paul's nephew hears of the plot and tells the Roman Commander who quickly dispatches 270 Roman soldiers to provide safe passage for Paul.

Apostle Paul appears before the Jerusalem Council (the Sanhedrin) and the High Priest shows his displeasure by having Paul slapped. But the Pharisees and the Sadducees begin to argue about the resurrection.

All four gospel accounts provide eyewitness testimony of the Resurrection of Jesus Christ. The Gospel of John is told from the perspective of Mary Magdalene who had the experience "To Hear His Voice" Join us!!

The prophet Daniel tells of the little horn, that arises from the ten kings, but is different from them. He shall speak pompous words and persecute the saints. Many believe that Antiochus Ephiphanes, was this little horn but Jesus tells us to pay attention to someone yet to come. Join us as we discuss the identity of the Little Horn.

In Acts 22, The Apostle Paul defends his ministry but after mentioning being sent to the gentiles, the crowd loses it and again wants to kill him. Paul is taken by the Roman guard to be flogged and interrogated until Paul mentions that he is a Roman Citizen. Join us as we travel through the Acts of the Apostles in this sermon series called "Unstoppable"

Paul is arrested by the Roman Commander but that saves his life. Paul is being rushed away but asks to speak to the crowd....an unusual request as the crowd wants to kill him. Paul can't help but preach Jesus to the crowd. Join Pastor Ken as we continue through the Acts of the Apostles.

Israel will be invaded. We know this for certain because the Bible Prophecy in Ezekiel is specific. We know why it will happen, we know the parties, the aggressor nations and we know which nations will be allied together against Israel and we also know the outcome. Join Pastor Ken as he explains this prophecy and the certain outcome

Acts 21 continues with Paul in Jerusalem. Some of the Jews stir up the crowd and shout that Paul is betraying the Law and the Temple. They want to kill him but his arrest by the Romans saves him. Join Pastor Ken as he teaches through the Acts of the Apostles in this sermon series called "Unstoppable"

The Bible clearly speaks of a moment when the Lord returns for the believer and both the dead in Christ as well as those that are still alive are transformed, in the twinkling of an eye and caught up into the air to meet the Lord. The question is, what happens after the rapture? Join Pastor Ken in this series called "Pondering Prophecy"

In Acts 21, Paul and his companions arrive in Jerusalem. Paul addresses the elders and they all glorify God having heard what God had done among the Gentiles in his ministry. However, soon everything changes. The Elders and Paul will have to deal with the Judaizers.  

In Acts 21 Paul continues his journey to Jerusalem. He is warned that persecution, imprisonment and more await. Join Pastor Ken as he teaches through the Acts of the Apostles in this series called "Unstoppable"      

Revelation 13 tells of a second beast that is later called the false prophet. He is the one that causes all those that dwell on the earth to worship the first beast, also called the antichrist. He is also the one that causes everyone to take the 'mark of the beast' on their forehead or right hand.

In Chapter 20 of the Acts of the Apostles, Paul gathers the Ephesian Elders to say goodbye after spending the past three years with them.   This is a unique opportunity to see Paul the Pastor, the shepherd who loves these people and knows he will not see them again.  Join us for 'Unstoppable' through the Book of Acts with Pastor Ken Behr

As many sense that the Day of the Lord will be soon upon us, how are we, as Christians to prepare for the end?  Join Pastor Ken as he teaches weekly on Pondering Prophecy

In Acts 20, we meet a young man named Eutychus, who was sinking into a deep sleep. He was overcome by sleep; and as Paul continued speaking, he fell down from the third story and was taken up dead. Amazing story but it doesn't end there! Join us for "Unstoppable" with Pastor Ken Behr

The Book of Revelation tells of a time when all people are forced to receive a mark on their right hands or on their foreheads; and without this mark they could neither buy nor sell. Join us today in talking about this mark, the antichrist and the false prophet as we continue in our conversations on the top questions related to Bible Prophecy with Pastor Ken Behr

One of the twelve questions that we are answering in this prophetic study, "What is the Greatest Sign that Jesus is Returning?" We go to what the scriptures have to say in order to try to answer this often-asked question. Join Pastor Ken weekly for "Pondering Prophecy"          

In Acts 19 God works unusual miracles by the hand of the Apostle Paul. The some of the itinerant imposters decided to mimic Paul in casting out demons. The Seven Sons of a Jewish priest named Sceva run into a demon with attitude and escape with their lives but nothing else. Join Pastor Ken as he teaches through the Acts of the Apostles in this sermon series called, "Unstoppable" SHOW MORE

One of the twelve questions that we are answering in this prophetic study, "Will the Church go through the Tribulation?" We go to what the scriptures have to say in order to try to answer this often-asked question. Join Pastor Ken weekly for "Pondering Prophecy"

In Acts 19 the Apostle Paul is in Ephesus and he meets a group of disciples that still do not know the Holy Spirit.    While this passage often leads to a differing opinions, there is still a lesson to be learned by all.  Join Pastor Ken Behr as he teaches through the Acts of the Apostles in this sermon series called "Unstoppable"