Paul and Barnabas disagree about John-Mark. They depart ways and Timothy join Paul and Silas
Acts 15:12-35
Sunday, August 30, 2009
Sunday, August 9, 2009
Acts 14:21-22 Facing hardships
Part 34 in the Acts sermon series.
The Apostle Paul continued to preach the Gospel of Jesus Christ wherever the Holy Spirit led him. Nothing could dissuade him from his passionate life of following Christ even in the face of hardship.
Acts 14:21-22
The Apostle Paul continued to preach the Gospel of Jesus Christ wherever the Holy Spirit led him. Nothing could dissuade him from his passionate life of following Christ even in the face of hardship.
Acts 14:21-22
Sunday, July 19, 2009
Acts 14:1-20 - Passionate, Persistent Living for Christ
Part 33 in the Acts sermon series.
The Apostle Paul consistently and persistently preached the Gospel of Jesus Christ wherever the Holy Spirit led him. Nothing could dissuade him from his passionate life of following Christ.
Acts 14:1-20
The Apostle Paul consistently and persistently preached the Gospel of Jesus Christ wherever the Holy Spirit led him. Nothing could dissuade him from his passionate life of following Christ.
Acts 14:1-20
Sunday, July 12, 2009
Acts 13:13-52 - Paul's Message of Encouragement
Part 32 in the Acts sermon series.
Paul and his team traveled to various parts of Asia, visiting the synagogues and waiting for opportunities to speak about Jesus. On one particular Sabbath, Paul was invited to speak a message of encouragement to the people.
Acts 13:13-52
Paul and his team traveled to various parts of Asia, visiting the synagogues and waiting for opportunities to speak about Jesus. On one particular Sabbath, Paul was invited to speak a message of encouragement to the people.
Acts 13:13-52
Sunday, July 5, 2009
Acts 13:4-12 - False Prophets
Part 31 in the Acts sermon series.
In this passage, Paul confronts a false prophet. In this day, we find ourselves surrounded by false prophets - those who water down and distort the truth in the Word of God. How do we handle them?
Acts 13:4-12
In this passage, Paul confronts a false prophet. In this day, we find ourselves surrounded by false prophets - those who water down and distort the truth in the Word of God. How do we handle them?
Acts 13:4-12
Sunday, June 28, 2009
Acts 12:19b-13:3 - Ministering to the Lord
Part 30 in the Acts sermon series.
After Peter was released from prison, the story turns to King Herod, whom the people are praising as a "god". What happens when Herod basks in this praise, rather than glorifying the one True God that he was supposed to serve and represent?
"Herods" will come and go, and no matter what damage they inflict, God's Word still increases. God's true Church will CHOOSE to praise Him and to minister to Him.
Acts 12:19b-13:3
After Peter was released from prison, the story turns to King Herod, whom the people are praising as a "god". What happens when Herod basks in this praise, rather than glorifying the one True God that he was supposed to serve and represent?
"Herods" will come and go, and no matter what damage they inflict, God's Word still increases. God's true Church will CHOOSE to praise Him and to minister to Him.
Acts 12:19b-13:3
Sunday, June 21, 2009
Acts 11:27-12:19 - Through It All, Trust God
Part 29 in the Acts sermon series.
Persecution comes to the church in Jerusalem; the apostle James is put to death and the apostle Peter is arrested. Expecting the same fate as James, Peter waits in the prison cell, chained between two guards. Does he wait fearfully, remembering Jesus' words that he would die for Him? Does he ponder his defense before Herod at his trial the next morning? Here's a very real message for us today no matter what trial we may be facing.
Acts 11:27-12:19
Persecution comes to the church in Jerusalem; the apostle James is put to death and the apostle Peter is arrested. Expecting the same fate as James, Peter waits in the prison cell, chained between two guards. Does he wait fearfully, remembering Jesus' words that he would die for Him? Does he ponder his defense before Herod at his trial the next morning? Here's a very real message for us today no matter what trial we may be facing.
Acts 11:27-12:19
Sunday, June 14, 2009
Acts 11:22-26 - Becoming an Encourager
Pt 28 in the Acts sermon series.
In this passage, a man called Barnabas, which means Son of Encouragement, went to Antioch to encourage the followers of Jesus there. The Word says that when he arrived, he saw "the evidence of the grace of God." What was this "evidence" Barnabas saw? What was so special about Barnabas that he is recorded as a "good man"?
Acts 11:22-26
In this passage, a man called Barnabas, which means Son of Encouragement, went to Antioch to encourage the followers of Jesus there. The Word says that when he arrived, he saw "the evidence of the grace of God." What was this "evidence" Barnabas saw? What was so special about Barnabas that he is recorded as a "good man"?
Acts 11:22-26
Sunday, June 7, 2009
Acts 11:1-21 - Bringing People to Christ Takes the Hand of the Lord
Part 27 in the Acts sermon series.
After witnessing the conversion of the Roman centurion and his friends and family, Peter went back to Jerusalem. At first, the Jewish Christians criticized Peter for eating at the house of Gentiles, but then they heard how the Lord moved on them in the same way as He had with them.
After witnessing the conversion of the Roman centurion and his friends and family, Peter went back to Jerusalem. At first, the Jewish Christians criticized Peter for eating at the house of Gentiles, but then they heard how the Lord moved on them in the same way as He had with them.
Sunday, May 24, 2009
Acts 10:24-48 - God Accepts Men From Every Nation Who Fear Him & Do What is Right
Pt 26 of the Acts sermon series.
Last week, Peter received a vision from the Lord, preparing him to go visit a Gentile Roman centurion. This man, whom the Scriptures tell us was God-fearing and did what was right in the Lord's sight, was sent an angel by God to tell him to send for Peter. This passage is so important to us non-Jews, ie Gentiles, because we see the Lord opening His arms to ALL nations.
Acts 10:24-48
Last week, Peter received a vision from the Lord, preparing him to go visit a Gentile Roman centurion. This man, whom the Scriptures tell us was God-fearing and did what was right in the Lord's sight, was sent an angel by God to tell him to send for Peter. This passage is so important to us non-Jews, ie Gentiles, because we see the Lord opening His arms to ALL nations.
Acts 10:24-48
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