August 9, 2026

Remarkably, one of the most powerful moments in all of Scripture happens not in a grand cathedral but outside a locked door, where a servant girl named Rhoda is so overwhelmed with joy that she forgets to actually let Peter in. That small, human detail makes this ancient story feel startlingly real.

This discussion walks through Acts 12, exploring how the early church prayed persistently for Peter's miraculous release from King Herod's prison, and what that means for believers today. The disciples prayed faithfully and then struggled to believe God had actually answered them (which, honestly, sounds familiar to most of us). Can we truly trust God when circumstances look completely impossible?

The teaching also gets deeply personal. Larry shares how his father's death led to unexpected gospel conversations with Hin ...