Shannon continues in Acts two with a recounting of Pentecost and the 12 disciples as they begin their gospel message. She references David while speaks, and discusses a few Psalms, that are often referred to in the New Testament. David reminds us that death does not get the last word, Amen?

Shannon continues to address what's happening in Acts 2, focusing on Pentecost and how that translates to our life with the Holy Spirit. She makes several connections to the Old Testament, and once again shows her audience that the Bible is one beautifully scripted story from the beginning to end.

Shannon finishes Acts 1 focusing on the disciplines gathering in the upper room after Jesus ascension, which is often overlooked in churches. She discusses the emotions of the disciples, the power of Peter's references to the Psalms, and helps her listeners to understand the purpose of emotion in the scriptures.

Shannon continues with her introduction of Acts, teaching some of the foundations of the book, reminding her audience that Jesus is the fulfillment of scripture, and informs them on historical and cultural contexts in the book.

This week, Shannon begins Daniel 9. She discusses the importance of questioning and perhaps being willing to change manmade ideas and perspectives on the second coming of the King.

Shannon teaches on the King of Belshazzar, a feast, the dreams, and the use of Daniel's life, even during his old age. She reminds her listeners that no one is in retirement when it comes to the Kingdom of God and encourages each person to keep working for the Kingdom, until the time comes.