The Word Infusion

Jesus wasn't just sitting around the Tomb killing time after His death.  He was busy.  In this message we will find out just what He was busy doing.

The Jewish people had been given the prophesy of the timing of their King's arrival and yet they did not recognize His visitation to them.  We need to recognize the time of His visitation in our personal lives as well.

In verse 7 we will learn that we are not to love the World and that we will have consequences for sin.  We will take a look at Genesis 19 and examine what happened at Sodom and Gomorrah.

The Acts – Church on Fire Application Principles for Chapter 27 pdf file.

In this chapter Paul sets sail for Rome to appear before Caesar.  They leave a little late in to the Winter season making sailing dangerous.  God inspires Paul to give advice to the ship’s Captain and the Roman Centurion that saved everyone’s lives.

Are you the cream of the crop? Most of us aren't. We are normal everyday people. Some of us even appear to be less than desirable by the World's standards. Were Jesus' disciples the cream of the crop? No they went through the basic training on the Torah with their Rabbi until the age of 12, but then were released to learn a trade. They were not the best of the best and they were not chosen to go further in the Rabbi's teachings. Instead, Jesus came along and chose them. He chose them to follow Him and to confound the World! Jesus made them the best of the best as they followed Him. He does the same with all believers. We are all called to follow Him and become the best of the best and confound the World!

In verse 6 of our in-depth Bible Study of the Book of Jude we will explore a variety of subjects:  Angels, The Devil/Lucifer, Demons, Nephilim, and Giants.  This verse will lead us to take a look at the books of Revelation, Ezekiel and Genesis.

Acts - The Church on Fire Chapter 26 Application Principles pdf.

In this Chapter the Apostle Paul is given the chance to speak freely to King Agrippa and share the gospel.

The act of setting ourselves apart for God's purpose in our lives is the act of placing ourselves as a living sacrifice on His altar.