Have you ever had a Divine appointment? A meeting with one or more people that you knew, beyond all doubt, was orchestrated by God? Well, in Acts chapter eight, an angel of the Lord appeared to Philip and told him to walk to a chariot and talk to the man he would find there. Ron shares the story next, as he continues his teaching series, “AD: Acts of the Apostles.” 

“For we do not wrestle against flesh and blood, but against principalities, against powers, against the rulers of the darkness of this age." Well, you may think of terrorists and murderers, maybe even some politicians, as the enemy. But the real enemies of God are the unseen forces of darkness led by Satan himself. How do we defeat them? Find out next, as Ron continues his teaching series, “AD: Acts of the Apostles.”  

Before he was a teacher, he was a terrorist. Today we know him as the Apostle Paul.  But before he was a missionary, he was a murderer, taking the lives of Christians and doing so in the name of God. Today Ron explains how the unseen forces of evil began to gather against the early church, and how God used that persecution to expand His Gospel beyond Jerusalem.  

Full of grace, filled with the Holy Spirit, martyred for his faith. What we can learn from the life and the death of Stephen on this Monday edition of Something Good radio. In just a few moments, Ron continues his teaching series, “AD: Acts of the Apostles.”  

The church was born out of the blood of Jesus Christ.  And it grew, at least in part, by the blood of Christian martyrs. Today, Ron shares the story of Stephen, a deacon in the early church in Jerusalem, a leader full of grace and filled with the Holy Spirit, and a man who gave his life for the cause of Christ. 

Today Ron continues his teaching series, “A.D. Acts of the Apostles.” It’s a timely message about how the early church selected its leadership, how it solved problems, and most of all, how it grew in spite of heavy persecution.  

When we read the book of Acts, we see that the early church faced several challenges from without. From political leaders, from religious leaders, namely, the Pharisees. The persecution began almost immediately and grew progressively worse. But today Ron takes us to a problem the church faced from within. It’s all part of his continuing series, “A.D. Acts of the Apostles,” and it starts right now.  

Where do you get your marching orders? From man? Or from the Most High? Well, that which is legal isn’t always right.  And as you’ll see today, that which is illegal isn’t always wrong. Today’s message is straight ahead, as Ron continues his teaching series, “A.D. Acts of the Apostles.” 

Today, Ron takes us to Acts chapter five, where we find the supernatural demonstration of God’s power taking place in the early church. Healings. Signs and wonders. Thousands coming to faith in Christ.

Today Ron takes us once again to the shocking story of Ananias and Sapphira. It’s a sobering look at the way God may sometimes deal with disobedience, and it comes your way next, as Ron continues his teaching series, “A.D. Acts of the Apostles.” 

It’s one of the most shocking stories in the entire New Testament. And it comes your way next, on this Thursday edition of Something Good. Well, things seemed to be going quite well for the early church. People were being saved, the body of Christ had a strong community life, and then the unthinkable happened. Ron has more straight ahead, as he continues his teaching series, “A.D. Acts of the Apostles.” 

Are you reluctant to share the Gospel of Jesus Christ? Maybe even a little bit frightened? Well, it’s natural to be a little uneasy about sharing your faith in Christ. But God wants to give you the supernatural, the power to go from fearful to fearless and from bashful to bold, and today Ron gives you the three steps to doing just that. 

If I asked you to name the single greatest threat to the Christian faith, what would you say? Don’t answer just yet.  Instead, think about it for the next few minutes as Ron continues his teaching series, “AD: The Acts of the Apostles.”  

How can you know that Jesus is who He claims to be? There is an answer to the question I just asked, and Ron shares it with you today as he continues his series, “AD: Acts of the Apostles.”