Podcasts about acts peter

*Listen to the Show notes and podcast transcript with this multi-language player. Summary This conversation focuses on the mystery of God's redemptive plan and the necessity of remaining open to the ongoing revelation of the Holy Spirit. The speakers discuss God's covenant promises concerning Israel, acknowledging that some scriptures appear difficult to reconcile through natural understanding alone. Rather than forcing God's Word into fixed doctrinal conclusions, believers are encouraged to trust what God has spoken and allow Him to reveal His purposes in His timing. The discussion also highlights God's ultimate purpose of creating a new humanity in Christ that transcends all natural distinctions. The family emphasizes humility, spiritual openness, and dependence upon the mind of Christ rather than human reasoning. Through grace, repentance, and daily surrender to the Father, believers are being transformed into His image and prepared to participate in His greater purpose for all creation. Show Notes • The family discusses the mystery surrounding God's covenant promise that "all Israel will be saved." • The family explores how seemingly conflicting scriptures are often a result of human misunderstanding rather than contradiction within God's Word. • God's promises stand because of His faithfulness and His name, not because of human merit or understanding. • Believers are encouraged to resist the temptation to force scripture into rigid doctrinal systems. • The Holy Spirit is the source of revelation and understanding. • God is bringing forth a new creation that transcends traditional distinctions of Jew and Gentile. • Spiritual growth requires remaining teachable and open to fresh revelation. • Ken warns against the danger of the independent spirit that believes it already has all the answers. • Dale emphasizes developing a relationship with the Father and allowing the mind of Christ to replace natural reasoning. • Grace is presented as God's means of transforming humanity into His image. • The conversation concludes with the call to daily surrender and continual openness to God's leading. Key Quotes • "All Israel will be saved. That's a covenant. That's a promise from God." — Ron • "They're not conflicting scriptures. They're only conflicting in our minds." — Ron • "Whether I get it or not is not the point. The point is You said it." — Ron • "Be open, be open, be open, be open." — Ron • "We think we've got the whole thing wired, and we have no clue." — Ken • "When Christ is revealed, we're going to find out exactly what God meant and how it's going to work." — Ken • "It's so important not to snap judge about anything." — Ken • "We keep our spirits open, and we don't lock ourselves into anything." — Ken • "The greatest enemy of the church is the independent spirit." — Ken • "We have to stay open to what the Lord's speaking on a continual basis." — Ken • "The human mind is not capable of being led by the Spirit yet. You can always trade it in for the mind of Christ." — Dale • "You're getting a nature change. We're being created in His image." — Dale • "Lord, show me. Show me what You want today. I'm Yours." — Dale Scriptural References God's Covenant Promise to Israel • Romans — Paul reveals the mystery that a partial hardening has happened to Israel until the fullness of the Gentiles comes in, and declares, "All Israel shall be saved." He emphasizes that God's gifts and calling are irrevocable. • Ezekiel — God declares that He will restore and cleanse Israel for His holy name's sake, not because they deserve it. He promises to remove their uncleanness, give them a new heart, and put His Spirit within them. Salvation Through Christ Alone • John — Jesus declares, "I am the way, the truth, and the life. No one comes to the Father except through Me." • Acts — Peter proclaims that there is no other name under heaven given among men by which we must be saved. Gentiles Grafted Into God's Covenant Purposes • Romans — Paul describes Gentile believers as wild olive branches grafted into God's cultivated olive tree, sharing in the covenant promises given to Israel. The New Creation and One New Humanity • 2 Corinthians — Anyone who is in Christ is a new creation; old things pass away and all things become new. • Galatians — In Christ there is neither Jew nor Greek, bond nor free, male nor female, for all are one in Him. • Ephesians — Christ breaks down the dividing wall between Jew and Gentile and creates "one new man" through His sacrifice. Remaining Open to God's Revelation • Isaiah — God's thoughts and ways are higher than human thoughts and ways. • 1 Corinthians — Spiritual things are discerned through the Spirit of God, and believers are called to receive the mind of Christ. • John — The Spirit of Truth guides believers into all truth and reveals what is yet to come. Elijah and the Remnant • 1 Kings — Elijah believes he is the only faithful servant left, but God reveals that He has preserved seven thousand who have not bowed to Baal. • Romans — Paul uses Elijah's experience as an example of God's faithful remnant preserved by grace. Taking Up the Cross and Following Christ • Luke — Jesus calls His followers to deny themselves, take up their cross daily, and follow Him. •

This week Pastor Neli encourages us to overcome personal biases. Actively resist the urge to distance yourself from others based on social class, ethnic background, or previous mistakes. We must move past our religious and cultural prejudices to embrace the missional recalibration God desires for us. So Peter opened his mouth and said: “Truly I understand that God shows no partiality, but in every nation anyone who fears him and does what is right is acceptable to him. - Acts 10:34-35 (ESV)

Chris Sallade continues our FNF series on the book of Acts by reflecting on Peter's sermon on the day of Pentecost from Acts 2:1-41.

November 5, 2025 Wednesday night teaching by Rose Colón Website: www.lighthouseontherockky.org

2 Samuel - Absalom's conspiracy. David flees Jerusalem. Psalms - Morning prayers of trust in God. Evening [rayer of trust in God. God, a helper against the treacherous. Acts - Peter and John arrested. Threat and release. Sharing among believers.

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The Rev. Nick Lannon continues his Bible study on Acts with a look at chapter 12 and the beginning of chapter 13. Peter is arrested and then freed from prison (12:1-11) and visits a house church in Jerusalem (12:12-17). Then, Herod kills the soldiers who were guarding him before retreating to Caesarea and dying a gruesome death (12:18-25). Finally for this session, Paul interacts with a Jewish magician and a Roman governor on the island of Cyprus (13:1-12).

Send us a textFor an ad-free version of the podcast plus the opportunity to enjoy hours of exclusive content and two bonus episodes a month and also help keep the Bible Project Daily Podcast free  for listeners everywhere at;patreon.com/JeremyMcCandlessSubscribe here to receive my new church history podcast every few weeks at.https://thehistoryofthechristianchurch.buzzsprout.comWelcome:Hello and welcome! Today, we delve into a crucial and complex topic: "The Limits of Obedience," based on Acts 4:1-22. As we explore the boundaries of our obedience to human authority and our ultimate allegiance to God, we'll gain insights from the bold stand taken by Peter and John in the face of opposition. Thank you for joining us as we unpack this vital teaching and its implications for our lives today.Episode Notes: The Limits of ObedienceScripture Reference: Acts 4:1-22Summary: In this episode, we address the challenging question of where the limits of obedience to human authorities lie, especially when such obedience conflicts with our commitment to God. Through the narrative in Acts 4:1-22, we see Peter and John boldly proclaiming the gospel despite being commanded by the authorities to stop teaching in the name of Jesus. This powerful passage illustrates the courage needed to stand firm in our faith and the principles guiding when and how to resist human directives that contradict God's commands.Key Points:Real-life Dilemmas: We begin with a real-life scenario of a woman conflicted between submitting to her husband and committing an unethical act, setting the stage for discussing the limits of obedience.Context in Acts: Peter and John's arrest and bold defense before the Sanhedrin illustrate the principle of obeying God rather than men.Transformation through the Holy Spirit: Peter's transformation from a fearful denier of Jesus to a bold proclaimer of the gospel underscores the power of the Holy Spirit in enabling us to stand firm in our faith.Authority and Obedience: The episode examines the balance between submitting to human authorities and prioritizing God's commands, emphasizing that our ultimate allegiance is to God.Practical Applications: We draw parallels to modern situations, such as ethical dilemmas in marriages and workplaces, offering guidance on maintaining integrity and obedience to God.Discussion Questions:How do we discern when to prioritize God's commands over human directives?What are some personal experiences where you had to make a tough decision about obedience to authority?How can we cultivate the boldness and courage seen in Peter and John in our own lives?Reflection: Consider the areas in your life where you face challenges in balancing obedience to human authority and your commitment to God. Reflect on the example of Peter and John and seek the guidance of the Holy Spirit to stand firm in your faith, regardless of the consequences.Thank you for listening. If you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe, rate, and share it with others who might benefit from this teaching. Stay tuned for more episodes as we continue to explore biblical principles and their application in our daily lives.Support the showJeremy McCandless is creating podcasts and devotional resources | PatreonHelp us continue making great content for listeners everywhere.https://thebibleproject.buzzsprout.com

Book of Acts: Peter and Jerusalem - Pastor Bronwyn Murphy

God's vision for the world has always been a multiethnic, multicultural vision. This story is one of the most powerful examples of that. In this passage, Peter recounts how he was led to a summit experience in the expansion of the gospel to all the world.

Erik discusses Acts 10:24-33.

1 Kings - Alijah prophesies against the King. Rehoboam misleads Judah. Abijam reigns over Judah. Asa succeeds Abijam. Jehoshaphat succeeds Asa. Nadab and then Baasha rule. War with Judah. Acts - Peter's arrest and deliverance.

Ecclesiastes - A Little Foolishness, Cast Your Bread on the Waters, Remember God in Your Youth, Purpose of the Preacher. Acts - Peter in Caesarea, Gentiles Hear Good News

Acts 10:9-23 w/ Denise Dynes

 This week on the Be Disciples podcast, Dakota and Kyle bring these biblical events to life for you! We kick-start our discussion with an exploration of the second Pentecost - a powerful testament of God's impartiality. We dissect the events that ensued in Galilee post John's proclamation of Jesus as the Messiah. Imagine the divine moment when Jesus was anointed with the Holy Spirit and power! This episode promises to enrich your understanding and appreciation of these pivotal biblical events.Ever wondered why Jesus didn't reveal himself to everyone in Israel and Jerusalem? Join us as we delve into Peter's acknowledgement of this intriguing fact, and the implications it holds for faith and forgiveness. This episode takes an enlightening turn as we unravel the significance of the Holy Spirit, its role in salvation and sanctification, and the importance of baptism as a public profession of faith. There's so much to learn and ponder - you wouldn't want to miss it!We conclude with a heartwarming reminder of the Great Commission and the Christian mission to go and make disciples. We invite you, our cherished listeners, to share this podcast with others, so they too can cultivate their faith and deepen their understanding of God's Word. Feel inspired  ready to share and disciple. Get ready for a spiritual rollercoaster ride that leaves you feeling enriched and empowered. Catch you in our next episode of the Be Disciples podcast, until then, have a blessed week!

Ecclesiastes - A little foolishness. Cast your bread upon the waters. Remember God in your youth. Purpose of the preacher. Acts - Peter at Caesarea. Gentiles hear the good news.

1 Kings - King Rehoboam acts foolishly. The kingdom divided; Jeroboam rules Israel. Jeroboam's idolatry. Jeroboam warned, strikes. The disobedient prophet.Acts - Peter reports at Jerusalem. The church at Antioch.

Proverbs - On life and conduct, precepts and warnings. Acts - Peter and John arrested.

The book of Acts was written by the same author that wrote Luke and picks up where the Gospel of Luke left off. It takes us on a journey of Jesus' followers as they are given power from the Spirit of God. It shows us the beginning of the movement called “The Way,” which is the start of the church as we know it. In Acts, Jesus' followers are tasked with spreading the good news of God's Kingdom from Judea, Samaria, and the ends of the world. Join us as we Explore Acts. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/calvaryscompass/support

Peter heals a saint of the church named Dorcas. Dorcas proved what a saint can be -- someone who does small things with great love. 

Listen as guest speaker Chris Katulka teaches on the way that Christ fulfilled the Old Testament Scriptures. 

Peter's first recorded sermon, on the day of Pentecost, 10 days after the Lord's ascension into heaven. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Dakota and Kyle continue in Acts 4:1-12 and discuss how the gospel continues to be shared even at the most difficult times in life.

Dr. Steven Roby Acts 12:12-24

Pastor James Bennett

Dr. Kevin Newman Acts 11: 1-18

Acts 10:1-33 Dr. Steven Roby

Studies In The Book Of Acts: Peter, Prejudice And The Patience Of Christ Notes →

06-26-22 Sermon AM Book of Acts - Peter's Second Sermon Pastor Jon Ferguson Hillcrest Baptist Church www.HillcrestBaptist.org

Pastor Steven Roby Acts 9:32-43

04-24-22 Sermon AM Book of Acts - Peter's Sermon, Explaining Pentecost Pastor Jon Ferguson Hillcrest Baptist Church www.HillcrestBaptist.org

Acts | Pastor Brian Pruitt