Acts 10-15 Part 1 • Dr. Michael Goodman • July 17 - July 23
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How does understanding God's nature help us understand missionary work and priesthood authority? Dr. Michael Goodman explores the expanding Church, Peter's growth, and God's prophetic pattern for teaching His children.
- 00:00 Part 1–Dr. Michael Goodman
- 01:11 Introduction of Dr. Michael Goodman
- 03:12 Background and context
- 04:49 God’s plan involves everyone
- 07:56 Teaching Jews and then Gentiles
- 08:55 Understanding the nature of God
- 10:17 Cornelius’s vision and conversion
- 13:25 Peter’s vision of clean animals and missionary work
- 17:03 Policy, programs, and progress
- 19:03 Edmund from The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe
- 20:11 Is it salvific?
- 22:30 The Cornelius story continues
- 25:20 God is no respecter of persons
- 30:04 God is biased toward His children
- 31:58 Elder Bednar teaches how God teaches
- 34:08 The prophetic pattern
- 36:13 Acts 10 and Article of Faith 9
- 37:41 Converting to Christianity questions
- 40:30 The Holy Ghost and the power to remember
- 42:05 The persecution of Stephen
- 46:48 Learning to accept Saints
- 50:29 Herod Agrippa, James, and Peter imprisoned
- 55:20 Trusting God and His timing
- 59:42 Emily Watts’ story of a pioneer girl
- 1:02:18 Elder Foster shares a story about a girl that drowned
- 1:05:25 John Mark is introduced
- 1:08:04 Paul and Barnabas and a sorcerer
- 1:13:15 The History of Israel in Acts
- 1:15:50 Paul is successful
- 1:19:49 End of Part 1–Dr. Michael Goodman
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