The Apostles were the 12 closest followers of Jesus Christ, chosen by him to spread his teachings and baptize all nations. They are Peter, Andrew, James, John, Philip, Bartholomew, Thomas, Matthew, James the son of Alphaeus, Simon the Zealot, Judas Iscariot and Matthias. The Apostles’ Creed is a statement of faith based on their teachings. They were sent out by Jesus to preach the gospel and carry out his mission.
Uncovered the 12 Disciples Strengths and Weaknesses Read More »
The 12 disciples all had their strengths and weaknesses during and after Christ ascension. We have been researching these strenghts and weaknesses of the apostles and wrote this article for you to read. Hope you enjoy this article, give us your comments at the bottom or find us on Facebook.
The 12 Apostles and their Characteristics Read More »
The Characteristic of the 12 Apostles is an intriguing subject – their personalities, their strengths, and their weaknesses. We always need to remember that not only were they human and, like us today, had failures and successes, but they also were trained by our Lord during His earthly ministry.
Who Were the 12 Apostles Read More »
apostlesThe 12 Apostles From the 12 disciples of Jesus to the 12 apostles, who were the 12 apostles? Were they Jesus Christ’s closest followers? Historical evidence and facts about the Apostles are scarce, and some of them contradict core Christian beliefs. This introduction of the 12 apostles is an indication that Jesus built and started
Patron Saint of Lost Causes Read More »
For centuries, Saint Jude has been the Patron of desperate cases. People pray to Saint Jude in times when they feel their cause is impossible and they trust that his prayer will help them. How did this come to be? Why is Saint Jude the patron of desperate and desperate causes?
How Did the Apostles Die Read More »
The Holy Apostles appointed by our Lord were martyred because of their faith. Here we look at the death of the apostles which is often asked by the question “How did the Apostles die?”. Research shows us that it is not always straightforward to answer the question correctly for the very simple reason that much of the knowledge is gone.