Directional Ministries

Today we pick up our study in Acts 7 where we take a closer look at Stephen's address to the nation.

We pick up our study tonight in Daniel 7 where we find Daniel revealing and interpreting his own dream that goes all the way down to Christ’s second coming.

Today we continue our study through the book by looking at Danie 6:10-7:7. In these verses, we find Daniel's miraculous delivery from the lion's den and the interpretation of his own dream.

Today we cover Acts 5:41-7:16. We see that the apostles are still very much involved in life at the Temple, seven are chosen to help with the distribution in Jerusalem, Stephen is arrested and begins his speech before the council.

In our study today, we look at Daniel 5 - 6:9 where we find Daniel interpreting the writing on the wall, the fall of Babylon, and Daniel still being favored in the next administration under Darius and the Medo-Persians.

Today we pick up our study in Acts 5:34-35 and take an even closer look at the difference between the Gospel of the Kingdom and the Gospel of Grace. We also take a bit of detour in an attempt to understand when Paul first heard the Gospel of Grace and what that meant for him and us.

In our study today we look at Daniel 4:1-5:6 where we find Daniel once again giving an interpretation of a dream to King Nebuchadnezzar which foretold of the king's humiliation that would take place until he realized who the true God of Heaven was. We also get into chapter 5 to introduce King Belshazzar and the infamous writing on the wall.

Today we pick up our study in Acts 4:32 and work our way down to Acts 5:35. In these verses, we continue to see the distinction between the Gospel of the Kingdom and the Gospel of Grace. We also see how the Kingdom Church operated in regards to the authority that had been given to the Apostles who still insisted that the nation repents in regards to killing their Messiah.

Today we continue looking at the issue of inspiration by taking a look at the Bible's historical accuracy and the lives that have been transformed by it.

Today we look at Daniel 3 to see just how God delivered the three Hebrew men as they remained faithful to Him in trusting that He was indeed able. We also take a closer look at several types in the Bible that points to God's deliverance of His people.

Acts Study | Session 12 | 4:19-37 by Dwayne Spearman

We pick up session 4 today in our study on the Word of God by looking at further proofs of inspiration that include prophecy and scientific accuracy.

In today's study, we wrap up chapter 2 where Daniel interprets the king's dream, and he and his companions are rewarded. Then we see in chapter 3, that the king's memory of the God of Daniel was relatively short-lived in that he decided to make an image that everyone was to worship on pain of death.

Today we continue our study on how the Word of God came to us by looking at some proofs of inspiration.

Today we pick up in our study in Acts 4 after Peter and John had been arrested and were standing before the Sadducees. Their arrest was the direct result of their insistence that Jesus had risen from the dead. The problem was that the Sadducees did not believe in the possibility of a resurrection.

Today we continue our study on how the Word of God came to us by looking a little closer at the issue of inspiration.

Today we pick up our study in Daniel 2 and cover vv.1-43. This chapter is primarily about Daniel, Hananiah, Mishael, and Azariah not only revealing the dream to King Nebuchadnezzar but also giving the interpretation which lays out the future of the Gentile nations and the future Kingdom of God.

Today in celebration of the resurrection of our Lord from the dead, we take a look at Exodus 12 to see how he fulfilled everything for us in regards to the Passover Lamb.

Today we begin a new study looking at the Bible and how it came to us by dealing with the first issue of revelation or how God revealed Himself to us.

During our Palm Sunday study last week I mentioned that I believe that when Jesus came down the mountain that day that he went straight to the temple to restore the Glory to Israel. In this brief study, I take a look into why I said that.