Foundations · All ages
New Believers — Acts 2:38
Repentance, baptism in the name of Jesus Christ, and the infilling of the Holy Ghost. The Apostle Peter's altar call, line by line.
Twelve tracks rooted in Scripture and the teachings of the men who walked with Jesus. For every age — children, youth, men, ladies, couples, and the Spanish-speaking ministry.
You're 5 lessons into a 12-week journey through the lives, teachings, and martyrdoms of each apostle. Up next: Saint Thomas — From Doubt to "My Lord and My God."
Continue lesson →12 tracks, 84 lessons. Pastor Diego adds new lessons regularly.
Repentance, baptism in the name of Jesus Christ, and the infilling of the Holy Ghost. The Apostle Peter's altar call, line by line.
The Oneness of God, holiness, the Godhead bodily in Christ Jesus. The pattern of salvation as preached by every apostle.
Peter, Andrew, James, John, Philip, Bartholomew, Thomas, Matthew, James (Alphaeus), Jude, Simon, Matthias — and Paul. One witness at a time.
Romans through Philemon. Paul's letters to the early church — grace, faith, and the practical walk.
The full sweep — creation, Abraham's covenant, the kings, the prophets — pointing to Christ.
Six weeks of practical instruction on prayer — drawn from the Psalms, the Lord's Prayer, and the apostles' practice.
Stories of David, Daniel, Esther, Peter, and Paul — taught at a child's level by Sis. Debbie and Sis. Jetty.
Holiness, purity, courage in school, and the Apostles' example. Wednesday nights at 7. Led by Sis. Catherine.
Eight-week series on courage, modesty, and "for such a time as this." Tuesdays 6:30 PM with Sis. Debbie.
Studies in Joshua, Nehemiah, and the calling of Peter. For husbands, fathers, and young men.
Marriage built on the apostolic pattern. Communication, prayer, and Ephesians 5. Co-led by Pastor & Sis. Rodriguez.
Las enseñanzas fundamentales de los apóstoles, en español. Para nuevos creyentes y miembros establecidos.
The man we have called "Doubting Thomas" for two thousand years gave us the highest confession of Christ's deity recorded in the Gospels. The very disciple who refused to believe without evidence became the first to call Jesus, plainly and without qualification, "My Lord and my God."
Thomas was not faithless. He was honest. When the other ten told him they had seen the risen Lord, he asked for what they had received: a personal encounter. The Lord did not rebuke him for asking. Eight days later, Jesus stood among them and offered Thomas exactly what he had asked for.
Tradition holds that Thomas carried the gospel further east than any other apostle — into Parthia, Persia, and finally India, where he was martyred. The Mar Thoma Christians of Kerala trace their faith back to him. His teaching, preserved in the Acts of Thomas, emphasized that the kingdom is built not with worldly palaces but with souls saved.
Honest doubt that turns to Christ becomes unshakable faith. Thomas did not stay in his doubt — he came back to the gathering of the saints. The Lord met him there. He will meet you there too.
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