Dr. Susan Easton Black continues to explore how Paul bears his testimony of the Atonement of Jesus Christ through the rise in persecution and the importance of baptisms by immersion and receiving the gift of the Holy Ghost.
How do we stay humble as well as be bold when proclaiming the gospel of Jesus Christ? Dr. Susan Easton Black examines the four missions of Paul and how the Spirit aids in the growth of the Church.
What if we created a simple version of “Preach My Gospel” for Paul and Barnabas from their own experiences as missionaries? If you’d like to view the video that goes with this podcast, click here
Today we’re studying Acts 11:17 together, so grab your scriptures and let’s dive in!
Don’t ever underestimate the power of prayer in helping and sustaining our Church leaders in their times of need.
I was at a leadership conference when I learned about two types of learners– I IMMEDIATELY knew which category I fell into! What about you? Let’s study what this can mean in our spiritual lives with Acts 10:20!
God is indeed “no respecter of persons” and as Peter said so well in Acts 10:36, “(he is Lord of all:)…and yes, I think the “smiley face” scriptural emoji is very appropriate here.
In this episode we'll talk about Acts 10-15. We'll review the theme of change and how learning to accept change is a critical piece of our spiritual and emotional development. We'll talk about the account of Cornelius, a gentile, who received a vision to seek out Peter. Peter has a vision of unclean beasts that he eventually understands is heavenly direction to preach the gospel to everyone, regardless of whether they are Israelites or not. We'll talk about the challenges we sometimes face to adjust to unexpected or significant changes in life. We'll review some teachings from President Russell M. Nelson that reinforce the power of change and how it is essential to becoming more like the Savior.
Today we’re studying Acts 10:34-35 together, so grab your scriptures and let’s dive in!
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