Non Prophet

02/13/2026

The church in Antioch didn't just experience revival—it launched Paul and reshaped Christianity. Suffering became expansion. Learn how mission, prophecy, leadership, and the Holy Spirit worked together. Antioch reveals the 5-fold ministry in action. What looked like loss became expansion.

02/12/2026

The Good News spread to the Greeks, even before official approval. The Lord's hand was with them, and many believed. Barnabas encouraged faithfulness, and a prophetic culture developed, triggering global mission. True prophecy brings preparation, generosity, and unity.

02/12/2026

Acts highlights diverse leaders in Antioch, not built on one personality, but functioning gifts. The Holy Spirit spoke during worship and fasting, leading to Barnabas and Saul's mission. Facing opposition, Paul preached Christ from scripture. The Gentile mission wasn't a backup plan; it was fulfillment.

01/30/2026

From 120 believers, the Jerusalem church exploded. These Jewish followers saw themselves as renewed Israel, fulfilling God's promises. They met at the temple and in homes, creating a vibrant community life. This house church model became foundational.

01/30/2026

For early Christians, danger often came from neighbors. Mobs demanded action. Local officials sometimes caved to maintain order. The persecutions were sporadic and brutal. Most Christians in the first 2 centuries faced the person next door.

01/30/2026

Forget cathedrals and grand halls. Early Christians didn't have dedicated church buildings. They met in homes, hidden in plain sight. The church wasn't a building, but a community—intimate, participatory, and like a family. Can you imagine?

01/22/2026

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01/21/2026

Early Christians faced arrest and ex*****on simply for their faith. They could be accused, arrested, and forced to choose between sacrifice and death. This constant threat defined their lives for generations. Yet, enforcement was wildly inconsistent, varying by region and time.

01/21/2026

Emperors get the blame, but most early Christian persecution wasn't state-led. It arose from local rumors and pagan hostility. Christians' refusal to participate in city life fueled wild accusations—cannibalism, in**st, atheism. They became easy targets in times of crisis.

01/14/2026

Facing a political crisis, Nero blamed the Christians for the fire in Rome. Tacitus describes the horrific tortures inflicted on this misunderstood community, accused of 'hatred against mankind' for their unique beliefs. The punishments were a brutal public spectacle.

01/14/2026

I had a chance to join my friend. PS Howard Langford. My segment starts 6:00 in.

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