Paul the apostle

Hechos 12:3-5 Y viendo que esto había agradado a los judíos, procedió a prender también a Pedro. Eran entonces los días de los panes sin levadura. Y habiéndole tomado preso, le puso en la cárcel, entregándole a cuatro grupos de cuatro soldados cada uno, para que le custodiasen; y se proponía sacarle al pueblo después de la pascua. Así que Pedro estaba custodiado en la cárcel; pero la iglesia hacía sin cesar oración a Dios por él.

A biblical scene depicting the apostle Paul encountering a group of believers in Ephesus. The setting is an ancient Middle Eastern city, with stone structures and a vibrant market in the background. Paul, a Middle-Eastern man wearing traditional biblical robes, stands in the foreground, speaking to a diverse group of believers. They are attentively listening, some with curiosity, others with...

I recently sat down with the Apostle Paul and asked him a few questions as he explained to me Romans 1:16-32.

Saul of Tarsus on the road to Damascus (Paul)

Xenoglossia and glossolalia are both familiar miracles and gifts with biblical reference that occurred in the Medieval European Church. For medieval women, the gift was used predominantly to provide comfort to the woman or allow her to comfort another.

This blog post is about Paul, Apostle of Christ Soon In Theaters Nation Wide

Apostle Paul is an interesting person in the New Testament of the Bible. He wrote 13 of the 27 books. Knowing something about the man will help you understand his messages.

Church tradition holds that the Apostle John wrote the book of Revelation. While some scholars have questioned John’s authorship, key theological themes and attributions from early church leaders, like Irenaeus of Lyons, affirm that John wrote Revelation. Yet, John points to another, a divine author, Jesus Christ through the Holy Spirit.