Acts and Facts - God's Unstoppable Mission: Part 5 - The Progress of the Gospel

In this stimulating series on the Acts of the Apostles, Bible teacher Brian Johnston explores how the historian Luke narrates the true story of a small Jerusalem-based group, emerging from Judaism, that morphed into a worldwide phenomenon that became mainly Gentile: to do this, Luke traces it all the way from Jerusalem to Rome and paints the story in 6 'panels', each ending with a summary statement of the ongoing progress of God’s Word (6:7; 9:31; 12:24; 16:5; 19:20). Discover how the main overarching message of Acts is the progress of the Gospel in the power of the Spirit – in which all manner of internal and external obstacles are overcome. The last word is literally: ‘unhindered,’ which brings us to a very inspiring crescendo indeed!

Acts and Facts - God's Unstoppable Mission: Part 4 - The Test of Gamaliel

In this stimulating series on the Acts of the Apostles, Bible teacher Brian Johnston explores how the historian Luke narrates the true story of a small Jerusalem-based group, emerging from Judaism, that morphed into a worldwide phenomenon that became mainly Gentile: to do this, Luke traces it all the way from Jerusalem to Rome and paints the story in 6 'panels', each ending with a summary statement of the ongoing progress of God’s Word (6:7; 9:31; 12:24; 16:5; 19:20). Discover how the main overarching message of Acts is the progress of the Gospel in the power of the Spirit – in which all manner of internal and external obstacles are overcome. The last word is literally: ‘unhindered,’ which brings us to a very inspiring crescendo indeed!

Acts and Facts - God's Unstoppable Mission: Part 3 - The Witness to the Resurrection

In this stimulating series on the Acts of the Apostles, Bible teacher Brian Johnston explores how the historian Luke narrates the true story of a small Jerusalem-based group, emerging from Judaism, that morphed into a worldwide phenomenon that became mainly Gentile: to do this, Luke traces it all the way from Jerusalem to Rome and paints the story in 6 'panels', each ending with a summary statement of the ongoing progress of God’s Word (6:7; 9:31; 12:24; 16:5; 19:20). Discover how the main overarching message of Acts is the progress of the Gospel in the power of the Spirit – in which all manner of internal and external obstacles are overcome. The last word is literally: ‘unhindered,’ which brings us to a very inspiring crescendo indeed!

Acts and Facts - God's Unstoppable Mission: Part 2 - The Time of the Signs

In this stimulating series on the Acts of the Apostles, Bible teacher Brian Johnston explores how the historian Luke narrates the true story of a small Jerusalem-based group, emerging from Judaism, that morphed into a worldwide phenomenon that became mainly Gentile: to do this, Luke traces it all the way from Jerusalem to Rome and paints the story in 6 'panels', each ending with a summary statement of the ongoing progress of God’s Word (6:7; 9:31; 12:24; 16:5; 19:20). Discover how the main overarching message of Acts is the progress of the Gospel in the power of the Spirit – in which all manner of internal and external obstacles are overcome. The last word is literally: ‘unhindered,’ which brings us to a very inspiring crescendo indeed!

Acts and Facts - God's Unstoppable Mission: Part 1 - The Teaching of the Apostles

In this stimulating series on the Acts of the Apostles, Bible teacher Brian Johnston explores how the historian Luke narrates the true story of a small Jerusalem-based group, emerging from Judaism, which morphed into a worldwide phenomenon that became mainly Gentile: to do this Luke traces it all the way from Jerusalem to Rome and paints the story in 6 'panels', each ending with a summary statement of the ongoing progress of God’s Word (6:7; 9:31; 12:24; 16:5; 19:20). Discover how the main overarching message of Acts is the progress of the Gospel in the power of the Spirit – in which all manner of internal and external obstacles are overcome. The last word is literally: ‘unhindered,’ which brings us to a very inspiring crescendo indeed!

Songs of Zion - An Exploration of Biblical Worship: Part 10 - Worshipping in the Sanctuary

This is a valuable series for anyone who is interested in the worship of God according to the scriptural pattern. Bible teacher Brian Johnston traces how Old Testament Israel worshipped their God - the God of Zion - including via the 'songs of Zion' in drawing near to worship at the house of God, and as pilgrims drew near on their upward journey to Jerusalem ('earthly Zion') in the 'Songs of Ascents.' Brian explains from John 4, 1 Peter 2, and Hebrews 3, 10 and 12 how this drawing near to God's physical house has a wonderful counterpart in the New Testament - a spiritual house in which it is possible for obedient believers to draw near in faith to God week by week to worship Him in spirit and in truth in the heavenly Zion.

Songs of Zion - An Exploration of Biblical Worship: Part 9

This is a valuable series for anyone who is interested in the worship of God according to the scriptural pattern. Bible teacher Brian Johnston traces how Old Testament Israel worshipped their God - the God of Zion - including via the 'songs of Zion' in drawing near to worship at the house of God, and as pilgrims drew near on their upward journey to Jerusalem ('earthly Zion') in the 'Songs of Ascents.' Brian explains from John 4, 1 Peter 2, and Hebrews 3, 10 and 12 how this drawing near to God's physical house has a wonderful counterpart in the New Testament - a spiritual house in which it is possible for obedient believers to draw near in faith to God week by week to worship Him in spirit and in truth in the heavenly Zion.

Songs of Zion - An Exploration of Biblical Worship: Part 8 - Worshipping in Spirit

This is a valuable series for anyone who is interested in the worship of God according to the scriptural pattern. Bible teacher Brian Johnston traces how Old Testament Israel worshipped their God - the God of Zion - including via the 'songs of Zion' in drawing near to worship at the house of God, and as pilgrims drew near on their upward journey to Jerusalem ('earthly Zion') in the 'Songs of Ascents.' Brian explains from John 4, 1 Peter 2, and Hebrews 3, 10 and 12 how this drawing near to God's physical house has a wonderful counterpart in the New Testament - a spiritual house in which it is possible for obedient believers to draw near in faith to God week by week to worship Him in spirit and in truth in the heavenly Zion.