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These chapters cover the trials and imprisonments of Paul before setting sail for Rome to appeal to Caesar. Rather than focusing on the trial scenes, this episode of the podcast for the most part focuses on several statements of theological importance ne

Pt. 1: What the OLD Testament teaches about HOMOSEXUALITY.
This 4 part series will address:Understanding, very clearly, what the Bible teaches about homosexuality.Understanding the new pro-gay theology which has recently become the fuel of the modern “gay reformers” movement.Understanding how the pro-gay movement is wrong about the Bible and being able to help others understand it.Having a thorough secular case against homosexuality (for those conversations with non-Christians).Answering the pro-gay slogans like “love is love” “two people should be able to do what they want in their own bedroom” “as long as it’s two consenting adults” “equal marriage rights” “your bigotry is why so many gays commit suicide” etc.Looking at the legal case against same-sex marriage.Dealing with the anger of pro-gay friends and family.How to truly love gay friends and family in a Christ-like way.
Teacher: Mike Winger

Do you want to develop the ability to understand and apply the Old Testament Law?
In this two part series you will learn;
1- What the Old Testament Law is all about
2- How the OT Law applied to Jews vs. Gentiles
3- Avoiding misapplications and distortions of the Law
4- What impact Jesus had on the OT Law
5- How Christians are supposed to read and apply the OT Law
6- Examples of how New Testament authors applied the OT Law to Christians

Do you want to develop the ability to understand and apply the Old Testament Law?
In this two part series you will learn;
1- What the Old Testament Law is all about
2- How the OT Law applied to Jews vs. Gentiles
3- Avoiding misapplications and distortions of the Law
4- What impact Jesus had on the OT Law
5- How Christians are supposed to read and apply the OT Law
6- Examples of how New Testament authors applied the OT Law to Christians
7- Principles to get the most out of reading the Pentateuch

Christians need an overall understanding of the Old Testament Law. It is not satisfactory to merely say “we aren’t under The Law” and never open it again.

This will help you understand the Bible. Some basic things that you should know which teachers often assume you know. It includes an overview of the Bible and a timeline of events as well as advice on how to read the Bible in an effective way.

In an earlier episode (#50), we asked whether Paul’s stoning at Lystra in Acts 14 was the backdrop for the heavenly visionary experience he described in 2 Corinthians 12. Did Paul in fact have an NDE? We concluded that the chronology Paul alluded to in 2

Acts 20-21 describes Paul’s last missionary trip before returning to Jerusalem where he was saved by Roman soldiers from rioting Jews who spotted him in the temple. His deliverance would ultimately result in an appeal to Caesar and subsequent journey to