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Beyond the Council of Jerusalem, The Unresolved Crisis of the Gentile Jewish Church, Paul in Athens
“What has Athens to do with Jerusalem?” This famous question, posed by the early Church Father Tertullian, captures the ultimate identity crisis of the early Church. In this episode, we travel to Athens, the intellectual capital of the ancient world, where the Apostle Paul stepped directly into a philosophical crossfire. While Paul masterfully used Greek ideas to speak to the Gentiles on the Areopagus, he was soon fighting a desperate battle to keep this burgeoning global movement tethered to its spiritual home of Jerusalem.
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Visiting Ancient Ephesus: St Paul and the Jew Gentile Controversy
A visit to the ruins of ancient Ephesus is a journey through one of the most remarkable cities of the Roman world. As we walked the marble-paved Curetes Street under the boiling sun, the past felt vividly alive—especially when reflecting on the Apostle Paul’s transformative time here in the mid-first century AD.
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Retracing David Livingstone’s Kalahari Desert Expedition – Makgadikgadi Salt Pan Documentary
In the heart of Botswana lies one of Earth’s most unforgiving landscapes: the vast, blinding Makgadikgadi Salt Plains of the Kalahari Desert. In 1849, David Livingstone became the first European to cross the entire Kalahari Desert and we follow in his amazing footsteps.
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Does Jesus Love the State of Israel? Is Replacement Theology Deception?
Some Christians confidently teach that God has permanently replaced Israel with the Church. But what if this doctrine directly contradicts what Jesus Himself taught?
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Holy Spirit Revival at Christmas 1851-1974
As I was reading Reformation to Revival, 500 Years of God’s Glory it struck me how many occasions there were times of Heaven-sent revival during the period of Christmas and New Year.
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From Lalibela’s Rock-Hewn Churches to the Trail of the Ark of the Covenant & Queen of Sheba
From the rock-hewn sanctuaries of Lalibela to the stelae of Axum and the whispered presence of the Ark, the past here is not buried; it watches from the shadows.
