The Word Revealed at Kenwood

Don't let the names trip you up! They have a purpose for the book they are in. Resist the temptation to skip the genealogies, they are an acquired taste. Remember God's plan and faithfulness are on display!

Adam is referred to in the New Testament by Jesus and Paul confirming his existence. Genesis testifies to the one and only God from the first verse and we see the world as good. God entrusts us with responsibility for His creation.

The text often refers to itself and explains the passage. The ideal Bible reader is the rereader. Use resources like a study Bible or online searches. Don't exaggerate the significance of a word or passage. Be on guard of putting yourself above the Bible!

David finishes the conversation with Dr. Wright .

David continues this conversation with Dr. N.T. Wright

David begins a fascinating conversation with Dr. Wright that covers a number of questions most Christians encounter either in their own walk or in discipling others.

The discussion centers around modern day Christian Martyrs with Jerry expanding on the stories in his book.

An archeological discussion about different first century item relating to the Gospels and Resurrection. Always return to the text!

The discussion centers on the origins of the bible. The new testament books had to be written by a witness or a witness of a witness. The Bible is popular because it has authenticity and power.

Many visitors come by over the two years. Paul is writing other letters. The Gospel is not stuck although Paul is! These are the Acts of the Exalted Jesus. What happened to Paul... what does history propose? The open ending leaves us with responsibility.

Paul's entry into Rome. There is only one guard assigned to him for his house arrest. This is a great meeting/teaching time with the Jewish brethren in Rome.

The journey continues. The Christians in Rome walk south to meet Paul and Luke. They all walk to Rome together. Paul is encouraged!

All are saved. Paul gets bitten. It's a long winter on Malta. Paul survives the snake bite Then starts praying and healing the people who have treated them so well.

This trip is under the sovereignty of God. Paul's prayers for the crew are answered. All hope was abandoned but Paul is always the evangelist!

Live your life as a confession of your faith. Keep sharing your testimony and trust God with a response, it's His to fulfill.

Paul's third testimony and how he's rooted in God's call. Paul walked away from a position of power to follow Christ

Paul appeals to Caesar for judgement. Festus is glad to be rid of this problem. Agrippa !! and Bernice enter the story and set the scene for chapter 26.

Paul is accused of sedition and makes his defense. He denies the charges and goes straight to the heart of the Gospel and defense of Christ

Global servant Kit Ripley talks about her 23 years of mission work in northern Thailand. She works with tribal people who are survivors of trauma. She shares about how God has directed her to care for those who have been exploited and are in need healing. She sees Jesus in the resilience and recovery of those she works with and their subsequent turning of what was intended for evil to good for the...

What is this white washing? Discussion of the resurrection differences in the Jewish beliefs. Paul gets sent to Felix who is Pilate's successor.

The word gentiles makes the crowd explode. Paul is almost beaten again but pulls the citizenship card. This allows him to keep spreading God's word.

Paul testifies to all gathered at the Temple. Begins by identifying with those in the crowd, but a piece was missing. Jesus is the missing piece. Have your testimony ready.

Paul is saved by the Roman legion and brought before the Tribune. There's a discussion on the podcast about Josephus and his historical record around this time.

What caused the uproar at the temple? Why was the Jewish community so concerned about who entered the temple area?

The unity of the body is on display. Respect the local church leaders since they know the culture and people best. Let Christ be glorified always.