All Things Apostolic

In this episode, Jennifer Barrett explores the shortest book in the Old Testament—Obadiah’s prophetic message against Edom for its pride and violence toward Judah--examining how God’s justice is portrayed through Edom’s downfall and how the prophecy points to the ultimate triumph of God’s kingdom on Mount Zion.

In this episode, Dr. Nathaniel J. Wilson reflects on the blessings of a busy revival season, the outpouring of the Holy Ghost during Momentum Youth Conference, and the importance of creating an atmosphere where the Spirit draws hungry hearts.

Executive Chairman of the Worldwide Pentecostal Fellowship, Nathaniel Urshan, joins All Things Apostolic to share field-tested strategies for church planting. He explains how to target receptive neighborhoods, set realistic quotas, stay safe, and choose effective time windows. We also dive into blending digital outreach with street evangelism and how fragile first contacts can grow into thriving community networks. Packed with practical steps you can put to work this week.Resources mentioned in this episode…• The Biblos Network: https://TheBiblosNetwork.Org• The Biblos Network on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@TheBiblosNetwork• The “Line Upon Line” Bible Study YouTube playlist: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BZD8UXvO3Q0&list=PLTvp6SxttrAxI5KBBnKn8SOgzRt7fac-8__________(Updated 11/12/2025)The 60-Second Bible Survey1. Do you believe there is a God?2. Do you believe that a personal relationship with God can improve a person’s life?3. Do you believe that you can know God in some way?4. Have you ever made efforts to know God better?5. Do you believe the Bible was given to us by God?6. Do you think if a person understood the Bible, they could know God better?7. Do you think God expects us to live by the Bible, today?8. Do you feel the Bible reveals events that are happening today?9. Have you heard about the return of Jesus Christ?10. When the Lord returns, do you feel you will be among the group He takes with him?11. Would you be interested in a personal Bible study to help you understand God’s word better?If yes, what day and time is best?Location:Name:Phone Number:E-mail:Prayer request:

In this episode, Jennifer Barrett contrasts the flawed gods of Greek mythology with the holy, loving God of Scripture, showing that while ancient cultures imagined powerful deities, there is truly no god like our God.

In this episode, Dr. Nathaniel J. Wilson discusses a variety of topics including the Holy Ghost, God's mercy, and the Momentum Conference, which will be held Nov. 6-7, 2025, at The Rock Church in Elk Grove, CA. In the second half of the episode, he examines the rise of antisemitism.

Continuing our conversation from last week, Rev. Marshall Clack, the pastor of The Sanctuary of Pentecost church in Acworth (North Atlanta), Georgia, Rev. Brian Williams, and Rev. Kasey Sees discuss a variety of "small church" questions. How to present to potential visitors that this is a quality church? Does a video wall have benefits? As a pastor, how do you balance church responsibilities and family? What are good resources for: teaching new converts? guiding church planters? having quality music?Printed materials mentioned in this episode include:• "Following the Pattern" available at www.ApostolicGraphix.com (scroll down to the section "Apostolic Bible Studies" and use the right arrow to scroll to "Following the Pattern Bible Study"; the Spanish version "Siguiendo el Modelo" is also available)• "Visioneering" by Andy Stanley, an updated version is available at Amazon.com• "Small Church Essentials" by Karl Vaters, available at Amazon.com

In this episode, Jennifer Barrett explores how the love song’s imagery and language align with archaeological evidence and cultural parallels from the historical period of Solomon’s reign.

In this episode, Dr. Nathaniel J. Wilson discusses the rise of anti-Semitism and examines both the political and biblical reasons behind U.S. support for Israel.

Rev. Marshall Clack, the pastor of The Sanctuary of Pentecost church in Acworth (North Atlanta), Georgia, started his first church over 20 years ago in Lawrenceville, Georgia. Starting with zero members, Rev. Clack discusses the methods and philosophy he used to grow the congregation from meeting in a motel meeting room to outgrowing a church building! Rev. Clack planted his current church in Acworth, Georgia 13 years ago. What does it take to continue to grow a church and not get discouraged? What do you do when the inevitable subtractions occur? Is it all about numbers?This conversation concludes next week in Part 2.

In this episode, Jennifer Barrett explores the complex issue of capital punishment—examining moral, legal, and practical arguments for and against the death penalty.

In this episode, Dr. Nathaniel J. Wilson shares exciting updates about revival happening across California and beyond. From being inducted into the Ministerial Hall of Fame to witnessing new churches being planted and old ones revived, he highlights what God is doing in places like Red Bluff, Turlock, and Yuba City.

What happens when God calls a loved pastor away from his current church to pastor another church? What happens when a new pastor steps in? What challenges are there and what cultural changes take place? Hear the story from the new pastor's point of view.Rev. Brian Williams and Rev. Kasey Sees speak with Rev. Micah Narlock who assumed the pastorate of The Rock Church of Morganton, North Carolina, when Rev. Billy Chapman (see All Things Apostolic, S3, E69-70) was directed by God to pastor The Rock Church in Gastonia, North Carolina. Rev. Narlock has unique insights into this challenging situation.Rev. Narlock uses the Bible studies "Into His Marvelous Light," available at www.OneHourBibleStudy.com, and "Victorious Living," written by his father-in-law, Roger Simpson. "Victorious Living" which will be available soon in Amazon.

In this episode, Jennifer Barrett continues exploring arguments for and against physician-assisted suicide and euthanasia.

In this episode, Dr. Nathaniel Wilson begins by discussing the transformative power of the baptism of the Holy Spirit. He highlights the Midnight Cry Preaching Conference that was recently hosted by Pastor Moses Mendoza at Apostolic Tabernacle Church in Stockton, CA. Dr. Wilson also mentions his honor of being inducted this week into the Ministerial Hall of Fame class of 2025 sponsored by Apostolic Archives International in Joplin, MO.

This is the second of two episodes where Rev. Brian Williams and Rev. Kasey Sees discuss the differences between the vision that God sets before the man of God and the reality of the current situation—casting seed now and reaping later, the temptation to circumvent God's plan in order to create immediate growth, developing an environment where new converts can thrive, and...the "Apostolic Sandwich."

In this episode, Jennifer Barrett explores two end of life issues: physician-assisted suicide and euthanasia.

In this episode, Dr. Nathaniel Wilson delivers a powerful reminder that there are unprecedented opportunities in the Kingdom of God even in this present evil age, and the original apostolic message preached by Peter on the Day of Pentecost remains the foundation of salvation today.

This is the first of two episodes where Rev. Brian Williams and Rev. Kasey Sees discuss the differences between the vision that God sets before the man of God and the reality of the current situation—casting seed now and reaping later, the temptation to circumvent God's plan in order to create immediate growth, developing an environment where new converts can thrive, and...the "Apostolic Sandwich."

In this episode, Jennifer Barrett examines moral issues around the termination of life support.

In this episode, Dr. Nathaniel Wilson discusses good things that are happening in the final months of 2025 and anticipates a great year in 2026. He shares highlights from National Challenge Week and promotes the Graduate Ministry Certificate.

In this continuing discussion from last week, Rev. Kasey Sees and Rev. Brian Williams are joined by Rev. Billy Chapman, the pastor of The Rock Church of Gastonia, North Carolina, and the Church Development Chairman of the Worldwide Pentecostal Fellowship. Today, they will be discussing the fourth, fifth, and sixth keys to soul winning: Convert, Copy, and Celebrate. Pastor Chapman can be reached at [email protected].

In this episode, Jennifer Barrett examines the concept of the personhood of the unborn by looking at proposed decisive moments for when personhood begins.

In this episode, Dr. Nathaniel Wilson continues his discussion regarding how nature teaches things that we should and shouldn't do. Many scriptural prohibitions are intended to keep people from violating the purposes of nature, a primary one of which is reproduction for the survival of the human race.

Joining Rev Kasey Sees and Rev. Brian Williams, today, is Rev. Billy Chapman, the pastor of The Rock Church of Gastonia, North Carolina, and the Church Development Chairman of the Worldwide Pentecostal Fellowship. Today, they will be discussing the first three of six keys to soul winning: Connect, Consent, and Compel. In next week's episode they will discuss the fourth through sixth keys. Pastor Chapman can be reached at [email protected].

In this episode, Dr. Nathaniel Wilson explains how the person who killed Charlie Kirk does not understand what nature teaches us.

Rev. Kasey Sees and Rev. Brian Williams discuss the recent Summit Conference, music, and "Your Favorite Home Missions Pastor"! More information is available at these web sites: ServiceReady.co (yes, its ".co" not ".com"), RockGive.com, and GiveSierras.com.

In this episode, Jennifer Barrett examines common arguments made in favor of abortion and responds with ethical rebuttals.

In this episode, Dr. Nathaniel Wilson discusses highlights from the recently-held Summit Conference of the Worldwide Pentecostal Fellowship, including the election of Pastor Nathaniel Urshan as the new Executive Chairman. Dr. Wilson also discusses the Jubilee service at The Rock Church, Elk Grove, CA.

In this episode, Jennifer Barrett examines Scriptures to determine a biblical perspective on the status of the unborn.

In this episode, Dr. Nathaniel Wilson reflects on Paul’s warning that “in the last days perilous times shall come.” He addresses the challenges of lawlessness, government control, and the moral decay entering homes through media and culture. Drawing a vivid contrast between Sarah’s inner beauty and Jezebel’s artificial beauty, Dr. Nathaniel Wilson explains how holiness is not just outward appearance but the inward glory of Christ shining through His people in these end times.

Rev. Kasey Sees and Rev. Brian Williams are both bivocational ministers meaning they have paying jobs in addition to their pastoral positions. In this episode, they discuss the challenges this presents and how they meet those challenges.

In this episode, Jennifer Barrett introduces Christian ethics. This episode sets the stage for a deeper journey into how Christians can navigate moral questions guided by biblical principles, which are rooted in the character of God.

In this episode, Dr. Nathaniel Wilson reflects on the remarkable global growth of Pentecostalism, with over 700 million believers worldwide, and the significance of local outreach efforts such as All Nations Sunday. He also introduces insights from his upcoming eschatology course at Wilson University, exploring the ages of biblical history, the roots of Babylon, and the unfolding of the present age leading to Christ’s return.

What do you do after a large, successful outreach event? Rev. Brian Williams and Rev. Kasey Sees discuss this topic.

In this episode, Dr. Nathaniel Wilson discusses Conner's leadership bootcamp at Faith Tabernacle in Tucson, AZ; the doctoral celebration service for the Young family; and the development of a new master's program at Wilson University.

Using backpack give-aways as an outreach tool--strategies, planning, promotion, results.BagsInBulk.com is mentioned as a source for backpacks.

In this episode, Dr. Nathaniel Wilson discusses the Jubilee offering at The Rock Church; a leadership boot camp sponsored by Rev. Paul Conner at Faith Tabernacle in Tucson, AZ; the importance of church growth; and a live session with young ministers of the Worldwide Pentecostal Fellowship.

In this episode, Dr. Nathaniel J. Wilson unpacks the power and simplicity of the Acts 2:38 apostolic message, sharing insights on revival, church growth, and spiritual freedom.

In this episode, Dr. Nathaniel Wilson shares highlights from the PEAK 2025 Conference and describes his travel adventures. To view all sermons from PEAK Conference: www.youtube.com/@wpfyouth

In this episode, Dr. Nathaniel Wilson provides some brief updates and then shares news regarding the recent accreditation of Wilson Academy Online.

In this episode, Dr. Nathaniel Wilson discusses Hope Corps ITWs, National Challenge Week, upcoming programs offered by Wilson University, and the PEAK conference. "Spanish for Apostolic Ministry and Communication" https://linktr.ee/wilsonuniversityRegister for Challenge Week challengewk.comApply for Hope CorpsHopecorps.net Register for PEAK Youth Conferencegowpf.org/peak

In this episode, Dr. Nathaniel J. Wilson reflects on milestones from the first half of 2025—including graduations, revival reports, and the 44th anniversary of The Rock Church—while emphasizing gratitude, Apostolic growth, and the importance of spiritual leadership development.

In this episode, Dr. Nathaniel J. Wilson discusses spiritual formation, Apostolic leadership, and the purpose behind Wilson University.

In this episode, Dr. Nathaniel J. Wilson discusses leadership from an Apostolic theological perspective, how his leadership ideas were shaped by the teachings of Jesus, and the process of turning vision into action.

In this episode, Dr. Nathaniel J. Wilson celebrates Pentecost Sunday by sharing its biblical significance, the outpouring of the Holy Ghost in Acts, and how 80 people were filled with the Spirit at The Rock Church, showing that the power of Pentecost is alive today.

In this episode, Dr. Nathaniel Wilson highlights recent events that demonstrate the benefits of living for God when actions are tied to the eternal. He also shares his personal testimony of building a church in the 1980s that revitalized a community. He concludes by emphasizing that a church is an extremely powerful source that can reach beyond its local proximity to advance the Kingdom of God.

In this episode, Jennifer Barrett discusses whose perspective is primary in the Old Testament.

In this episode, Dr. Wilson discusses the meaning of Memorial Day and how the philosophy of a government affects whether the individual or the state gets primacy of place. He also reflects on how true liberty really begins with being born again and why churches must be places of strength.

In this episode, Dr. Nathaniel Wilson shares why some leaders thrive while others struggle, revealing how true care means building strength—not just managing weakness.

In this episode, Jennifer Barrett examines biblical interpretation in the medieval period, focusing on interpretive methods, key figures, and how historical and cultural contexts shaped medieval exegesis.