North Side Sermons [greenwood, Sc]

In this episode of Roundtable, we discuss: • If peace is something we can have through our hope in Jesus, how should we think when we don't have peace? • In this passage, John is killed but Peter is saved. What lessons should we learn from this reality? • What can we learn about prayer from this passage?

In this episode of Roundtable, we discuss: • Were the Jews that were only speaking to other Jews wrong in the same way that Peter was? • Do we still have prophets today and what is the role of prophecy? • Should we only seek to take care of the church and not the outside world? • Why is encouragement important?

In this episode, we discuss: • Was the Old Testament racist to only include a particular people? • What is Critical Race Theory (CRT) and how should we think about it as Christians? • What is the best pork dish to eat, now that we can?

In this episode of Roundtable, we discuss: • What is the connection between healings and salvation in the book of Acts? • Why don't we see more healings today like we see in the book of Acts? • What should we do when we come to a passage that we are tempted to skip over?

In this episode of Roundtable, we discuss: • Why don't we immediately baptize in the same way we see in the early part of the book of Acts? • Why do Christians suffer? • What is the role of encouragement in the life of the Church?

In this episode of Roundtable, we discuss: • How did Christians get to Damascus? • What is meant by the doctrine of the union of Christ? • Is baptism important to our faith?

In this episode of Roundtable, we discuss: • Is it possible to be religious, but not saved? • What should you listen for in evangelism? • Can you be saved without hearing the Gospel?

In this episode of Roundtable, we discuss: • How should we understand the Holy Spirit coming to Samaria as a sign from the Apostles? • What does it mean to rebuke someone and what role does it play in the church? • What is the difference between justification and sanctification?

In this Roundtable episode, we discuss: • Why is it so challenging to share our faith? • How do I begin a Gospel conversation with my lost friends? • We say goodbye to the greatest Roundtable host ever.

In this episode of the roundtable we discuss: · Who is Saul and why is he mentioned in this passage? · Were the Jews justified in their killing of Stephen? · What should we learn about God from the persecution of the early Church?