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Some Background needed It is important to understand the setting so can understand the story, the situation, the scripture and there is much to see, learn about this mostly Gentile church located in Antioch of Syria. The church had been persecuted and scattered (Act8:1) 1 Saul was in hearty agreement…

And Saul approved of his execution. And there arose on that day a great persecution against the church in Jerusalem, and they were all scattered throughout the regions of Judea and Samaria, except the apostles. “… and they were all scattered…” This has significant meaning to the first century Jews. Diaspora…

What do you look for in a letter? Pastor Wells opens Peter’s letter of hope to the persecuted, despersed, saints in Asia Minor.

In this series, Dr. Mercury Thomas-Ha explores the launch, dilemma, and indelible impression of the Trans-Atlantic African Slave Trade on a people. As a result of its historic, physical, and continued psychological impact on Black Americans, the resounding cry reverberates in time, "Let My People Go".

God uses the scattered church as a powerful instrument for the acomplishment of His Mission (a) through ordinary believers, (b) strategically placed, (c) and empowered by the Spirit, (d) to preach the Gospel.

While tragedy and persecution often come in this life, our faith remains strong as we walk boldly in the Lord Jesus, knowing our Father in Heaven is at work extending His grace and mercy to a lost and dying world.

The risen Christ causes changed lives.

BRTP Suffering is everywhere you turn your head. It used to be that major crises happened only so often. But now, these things happen seemingly every week, at the same time. Just think of all that’s happened in just the last two years. Unprecedented racial unrest just as widespread and violent as that…

Many people misunderstand The Law. One reason why is because evangelists and pastors no longer speak of it in regards to the role that it plays in the Gospel message. In this sermon, we unpack the use of the Law and how it condemns, all the while pointing to the necessity of Jesus Christ and His atoning work on our behalf.