The Legend of the Martyr
Christ calls us to always be prepared to make a defense to anyone who asks us for the reason for the hope that is in us, to take up the shield of faith with which we can extinguish the flaming darts of the evil one, all the while seeking to save others by snatching them from…
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Apologetics - Noah's Ark (opens the original)
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Noah's ark was in the news last week, as a researcher out of California, Andrew Jones, claims to have found organic material in the Durupinar formation in Turkey, a common suggested site for the ark since 1959.
Holy Cross Day & Acts 9:1-19 (opens the original)
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We learn about Paul's conversion to Christianity with the Road to Damascus account.
Cyprian of Carthage & Acts 8:26-40 (opens the original)
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The feast day of St. Cyprian, bishop of Carthage, is Sept. 16th, and he was martyred on Sept. 14, 258. We also finish Acts 8, learning of Philip teaching the faith to the Ethiopian eunuch.
Rev. David Petersen on Preaching in the Book of Acts (opens the original)
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Rev. Dr. David Petersen, a pastor in Fort Wayne, IN, joins the show to discuss how Peter and Paul preach in Acts 2 and 20 and how we can learn from their examples as we seek to share Christ with our neighbors.
Ashur Sarnaya & Acts 8:1-25 (opens the original)
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We learn of a Christian man martyred in France last year, as well as studying about Saul's persecution of the Church and how it helped spread the Church, then of Philip and Simon the magician.
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