Go Rebuild My Church

How We Can Cultivate the Fear of the Lord

This week Peter and Leslie take us into the Acts of the Apostles to discover how the fear of the Lord rested upon the early believers. The Fear of the Lord is one of the gifts of the Holy Spirit we receive at Confirmation. This gift must be cultivated if we are to experience its benefits.  The fear of the Lord will direct us on the Lord's pathway and allow us to keep a clear conscience in our daily life

Peter and Leslie Share Their Conversion Stories and Discovery of the Ancient Faith

This week, Gordon Smith, Station Manager, interviews Peter and Leslie as they share the journey that brought them back to the Catholic Faith. Throughout the broadcast, they share how the Lord worked continuously behind the scenes of their lives, and how the ancient faith was revived in their hearts and minds. They now are making up for "lost time" and serving Jesus Christ and His Church through a lay apostolate.

God Will Help Us Grow in Boldness for His Name and the Gospel

This week Peter and Leslie continue the journey in the Acts of the Apostles. St. Peter and St. John are commanded by the Jewish Council to stop preaching in the Name of Jesus. When they return to their friends, they all cry out to the Lord for boldness. Their place of prayer was shaken by the Holy Spirit, they were refilled by the Holy Spirit. and they went out and spoke the word with boldness. The Lord calls each of us to follow their pattern and receive boldness in the Holy Spirit

Using the Name of Jesus Changes Everything

This week Peter and Leslie discuss the powerful miracle performed through St. Peter in Acts chapter three. When we incorporate the name of Jesus in praying for others, resisting temptation, rebuking Satan, and praying for blessings, we see amazing results

Spiritual "Brick and Mortar" in the First Two Chapters of the Acts of the Apostles

This week Peter and Leslie discuss how the first two chapters in the Acts of the Apostles are the framework for rebuilding the Church. The Popes have called for a New Pentecost and a New Evangelization. Here, in Acts, the Holy Spirit shows us the keys to making this a reality!

How Catholic Can Begin to Reach the Lost

In this week's broadcast, Peter and Leslie discuss how the Lord added new believers to the Church, day by day. Is this even possible, today? The answer is YES if we can capture the fervor of Pentecost combined with the compassion of Jesus for lost, hurting people. Listen and learn how we as American Catholics can turn the tide and reach the lost!

Table Fellowship Among the First Christians

This week Peter and Leslie continue to explore the characteristics of the new society of believers after Pentecost. Table Fellowship, first brought to life by Jesus in the Gospels, begins to characterize these first Christians. When we eat together in the Lord, Kingdom hospitality and fellowship take place

The Grace of Detachment-How the Early Christians Related to Their Possessions

This week the Doane's continue to unpack the four characteristics of the new church in Jerusalem, following Pentecost. These early believers were radical and other-centered. The vision of detachment taught by the Apostles caused them to become generous toward the needs of others

Signs and Wonders in the Apostolic Church-Are They for Today?

This week Peter and Leslie discuss the first of four characteristics of the new church in Jerusalem founded by the Apostles following Pentecost. Signs and wonders were done through the Apostles. Amazingly, signs and wonders have continued throughout the history of the Catholic Church, up to our present-day!

Interview with Ann Corcoran-Pioneering Small Groups in Catholic Parishes

In this week's broadcast, Peter interviews Ann Corcoran, from St. Monica's Catholic Church Indianapolis. Anne is a pioneer in bringing Small Church Communities to the structure of the local parish. For years she led this small group movement within her parish working on staff with the parish leadership bringing renewal to individuals, families, and the parish. Anne challenges us to again discover the structure that helped the early Christians be a powerful witness of Jesus Christ