All Things Apostolic

In this episode, Dr. Nathaniel J. Wilson discusses spiritual formation, Apostolic leadership, and the purpose behind Wilson University.

In this episode, Dr. Nathaniel J. Wilson discusses leadership from an Apostolic theological perspective, how his leadership ideas were shaped by the teachings of Jesus, and the process of turning vision into action.

In this episode, Dr. Nathaniel J. Wilson celebrates Pentecost Sunday by sharing its biblical significance, the outpouring of the Holy Ghost in Acts, and how 80 people were filled with the Spirit at The Rock Church, showing that the power of Pentecost is alive today.

In this episode, Dr. Nathaniel Wilson highlights recent events that demonstrate the benefits of living for God when actions are tied to the eternal. He also shares his personal testimony of building a church in the 1980s that revitalized a community. He concludes by emphasizing that a church is an extremely powerful source that can reach beyond its local proximity to advance the Kingdom of God.

In this episode, Jennifer Barrett discusses whose perspective is primary in the Old Testament.

In this episode, Dr. Wilson discusses the meaning of Memorial Day and how the philosophy of a government affects whether the individual or the state gets primacy of place. He also reflects on how true liberty really begins with being born again and why churches must be places of strength.

In this episode, Dr. Nathaniel Wilson shares why some leaders thrive while others struggle, revealing how true care means building strength—not just managing weakness.

In this episode, Jennifer Barrett examines biblical interpretation in the medieval period, focusing on interpretive methods, key figures, and how historical and cultural contexts shaped medieval exegesis.

In this episode, Dr. Nathaniel Wilson shares updates including the recently held BAM conference, a newly published book about Verbal Bean, the recent commencement at Corban University, the value of education, and more.

In this episode, Jennifer Barrett examines perspectives and approaches to biblical interpretation in the New Testament period and the Patristic period.

In this episode, Dr. Nathaniel Wilson introduces a new book by Nita Hodges about the life and ministry of her first husband, Rev. Verbal Bean. Dr. Wilson shares recollections about the impact of Bro. Bean's ministry personally and in the broader movement.

In this episode, Jennifer Barrett explores the story of Hannah's heartfelt prayer for a child from 1 Samuel, drawing insights from the Hebrew text.

In this episode, Dr. Nathaniel J. Wilson discusses what it means to become a great man of God, the obstacles to fulfilling our potential, and the inspiring legacy of those who have gone before us.

In this episode, Jennifer Barrett explores the pivotal moment when the Israelites demanded a king to rule over them. The episode will examine the context that led to the request as well as the tension between divine authority and human desire for control.

In this episode, Dr. Nathaniel J. Wilson shares a powerful message on Resurrection Sunday. Easter isn't just about tradition — it's about the death, burial, and resurrection of Jesus Christ, and the eternal implications of that moment in history. Dr. Wilson also references a past sermon that connects with today's message: "The Day The Reporters Forgot" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mM_SYSClwMw

In this episode, Jennifer Barrett examines the major theories of authorship and the literary structure of 1-2 Samuel. An understanding of the organization and themes offers deeper insight into the unified richness of the narrative.

In this episode, Dr. Wilson discusses overcoming stressful or negative emotions by utilizing Psalm 118:24 as a divine prescription to frame each day in faith.

In this episode, Kasey Sees reflects on Philippians 4:8 and the power of fixing our thoughts on what is true and praiseworthy in difficult seasons. He also shares some exciting updates about what's happening now—and what's on the horizon.

In this episode, Jennifer Barrett explores the providential significance of the geographic and historical context that set the stage for the events of 1-2 Samuel.

In this episode, Dr. Nathaniel Wilson shares updates including the upcoming Business as Mission (BAM) Conference hosted by Heritage Church in Southaven, MS; a tornado that destroyed the home of Pastor Jerry Rowley in Laurel, MS; the upcoming PEAK youth conference in Tulsa, OK; the upcoming Hope Corps Intensive Training Weeks (ITWs), and the recently held Summit Conference hosted by Cornerstone Church in Liberty Lake, WA.

In this episode, Jennifer Barrett continues introducing biblical wisdom by discussing the distinct yet interconnected perspectives of Proverbs, Job, and Ecclesiastes, which together offer a rich and nuanced view of wisdom, guiding believers toward a deeper faith.

In this episode, Dr. Nathaniel Wilson explains the essential polarity between form and dynamics. He includes an example from Verbal Bean's ministry.

In this episode, Jennifer Barrett continues introducing biblical wisdom by discussing what wisdom is and the sources of wisdom.

In this episode, Dr. Nathaniel Wilson discusses a variety of topics including his recent series about secular music, world revival of Pentecostalism as a social and religious phenomenon, and streams of Christianity.

In this episode, Dr. Kasey Sees discusses the biblical theme of holiness as a movement toward wholeness, and how separation is first unto God before it is from the world. This episode unpacks how separation, from Genesis to Revelation, is a call to consecration, devotion, and belonging to God.

In the episode, Jennifer Barrett introduces biblical wisdom by reflecting on a tragedy on Mt. Hood, where crucial decisions determined life and death. This real-world event sets the stage for exploring the meaning of biblical wisdom.

Is it okay for Christians to listen to secular music? In this deep-dive episode of All Things Apostolic, Dr Nathaniel Wilson explores this thought-provoking question from a biblical perspective. Music holds incredible spiritual power—both in worship and in the secular world. But what does the Bible say about it?

In this episode, Dr. Kasey Sees discusses the correlation between holiness and wholeness.

In this episode, Jennifer Barrett explores the central role of honor and shame in ancient Israelite society. Understanding this worldview provides deeper insight into biblical stories.

In this episode, Dr. Nathaniel Wilson discusses the Bible's view of the individual believer, with an emphasis on the believer as the temple of God.

This lesson explores Psalm 23 through the lens of Hebrew language and ancient Near Eastern culture, uncovering the richness of its imagery and deeper meanings to better understand the psalm's themes of provision and protection.

In this episode, Dr. Nathaniel Wilson defines the term "secular" and explores the Bible's view of this present world including the relationship between Christians and the world.

In this episode, Jennifer Barrett presents the structural design of praise and lament psalms.

In this episode, Dr. Nathaniel Wilson explains that any question about something secular raises broader questions about the relationship between Apostolic Pentecostals and secularity, which requires an exploration of the Bible's view of this world.

In this episode, Jennifer Barrett introduces the collection of biblical poems, prayers, and hymns known as the Book of Psalms. She reveals the unique structure of the collection that emphasizes praise to God.

In this episode, Dr. Nathaniel Wilson introduces a new series of episodes devoted to explaining key beliefs of Apostolic Pentecostalism and exploring the effects of postmodernism on the apostolic movement.

In this episode, Dr. Kasey Sees interviews Pastor Jonathon Walker to discuss A Night of Worship, a collaborative effort uniting several apostolic churches in the LA area. They also discuss leadership development, discipleship, and the revival taking place this year in Yucaipa.

In this episode, Jennifer Barrett discusses and reads Kurt Vonnegut, Jr.'s dystopian story "Harrison Bergeron" about the suppression of individuality through enforced equality.

In this episode, Dr. Nathaniel Wilson explains the biblical interpretive premise that "the church as seen in the New Testament is the church at its finest, most mature, most pristine, and highest early perfection" (Premier Study Bible, p. viii).

In this episode, Jennifer Barrett explores the theme of holiness in the Pentateuch, highlighting God's transcendence, purity, and glory.

In this episode, Dr. Nathaniel Wilson discusses a variety of topics including his personal vision statement ("the preservation and advancement of the apostolic movement:); the upcoming Summit Conference at Cornerstone Pentecostal Church in Liberty Lake, WA, under the leadership of Pastor Rick Mayo; efforts to to pay off the mortgage of The Rock Church and other churches in 2025; an upcoming episode of the podcast Preserving the Christian Family; a Wilson University dual enrollment information session; a new start of the Apostolic Foundations Certificate (for Hope Corps) beginning April 7; and the upcoming No Limits Conference at The Rock Church in Elk Grove, CA, under the leadership of Pastor Myles Young. Click the link below to register Preserving the Christian Family https://www.preservingthechristianfamily.com/service-page/ministry-principles-that-never-change-1 Click the link below to register Wilson University dual enrollment https://events.wilsonu.org/event/wilsonu.events.763314

In this episode, Jennifer Barrett explores the purpose and significance of the Pentateuch.

In this episode, Dr. Nathaniel Wilson discusses a variety of topics including the wildfires in Southern California; the loss of core principles in churches; the No Limits Conference at The Rock Church in Elk Grove, CA, under the leadership of Pastor Myles Young; and upcoming Hope Corps ITWs.

In this episode, Dr. Kasey Sees explores Acts 5:12-42 and reflects on the end of 2024, highlighting the anniversary services in Turlock that ushered in 2025. The church celebrated a powerful close to 2024 with six people receiving the Holy Ghost during midweek services, and three more receiving the Holy Ghost to begin 2025.

In this episode, Jennifer Barrett examines biblical evidence for the traditional view of Moses as the author of the Pentateuch and responds to alternative theories.

In this episode, Nathaniel Wilson discusses a variety of topics including the U.S. presidential election; the funeral of Rev. Paul Mooney; the availability of dual enrollment; a new church planted in Yuba City, CA; and the Nexus Conference at FPC in Durham, NC, under the leadership of Pastor Nathaniel Urshan. To watch the church services regarding "Helping People Become" click this link to watch. https://therockchurch.org/watch-online/

In this episode, Jennifer Barrett shares key insights into the book of Hebrews as she summarizes the writer's theological argument of Christ's superiority and his exhortations to remain faithful.

In this episode, Nathaniel Wilson discusses a number of topics: the one-year anniversary services recently held at The Rock Central Valley in Turlock, CA, under the leadership of Pastor Kasey Sees; the core principle at The Rock Church of "Helping People Become;" developments at Cornerstone Church in Liberty Lake, WA, under the leadership of Pastor Rick Mayo; the graduate certificate program at Wilson University; and the upcoming memorial service of Rev. Paul Mooney. Dr. Wilson concludes by recommending setting goals for 2025 that include spiritual disciplines. To watch the church services regarding "Helping People Become" click this link to watch. https://therockchurch.org/watch-online/

In this introductory episode to the book of Hebrews, Jennifer Barrett unpacks key contextual questions about the authorship, audience, date of writing, and canonicity. Part 2 will discuss historical and theological insights.

In this episode, Dr. Nathaniel Wilson shares some highlights from 2024 and offers a preview of new academic programs being developed at Wilson University in 2025.

In this episode, Jennifer Barrett discusses the description that "God was manifest in the flesh" (1 Tim. 3:16) and whether describing Him as "robed in flesh" is an accurate depiction.