What is a prophet? Are all Christians prophets? How is Old Testament prophecy different from prophecy since Pentecost? Can Dr David Petts answer all these questions in less than 20 minutes? Indeed he can. 🙂
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Dr David Petts discusses the meaning of the word, Apostle, and the New Testament understanding of the term.
In the final episode of “How to make the most of your daily bible reading,” David and Jonathan discuss some bible reading pitfalls. You’d think reading God’s perfect Word would be without problems but it’s important to remember that even the devil quoted scripture! Enjoy the listen. 🙂 Please share this if you think it…
John the Baptist an Old Testament prophet? I never heard of such a thing! It’s useful to understand the distinct line in the sand that the day of Pentecost in Acts 2 draws in the overall bible narrative. Listen to find out how this understanding will impact your daily bible reading!
Is the gift of tongues really meant for every Christian? In 1 Corinthians 12 Paul asks the rhetorical question, “Do all speak in tongues?” Should this imply that the gift of tongues is not for everybody? In the same passage he encourages believers to desire the greater gifts. What are the greater gifts?!
Grab a bible and a notebook! Get ready with Acts 20, 1 Peter 5 and Titus 1. Then find out what is meant by the terms Pastor, Elder and Overseer. In this episode, David Petts challenges the thinking and practice of many churches by way of a biblical examination of what Paul will have had…
The first Church grew rapidly because of the power of the Spirit, the power of the Word and the power of the Name of Jesus… And three other keys yet to be revealed!!! May God bless you as you listen. 🙂