Why is the name of Jesus emphasized so strongly throughout the New Testament? Why did the apostles preach, pray, heal, and baptize in His name? And how do the covenant names of God in the Old Testament connect to Jesus Christ?

In Week 3 of The Revelation of Jesus, we explore how God progressively revealed Himself throughout Scripture through names and titles, culminating in the greatest revelation of all: Jesus.

Discover how names represented identity, authority, character, and covenant in biblical culture, and why the name of Jesus carries such significance for believers today.

In this lesson:
• Why names matter in Scripture
• The covenant names of God
• The meaning of Jehovah
• The burning bush revelation
• Why Jesus means “Jehovah is Salvation”
• The Name Above Every Name
• Why the apostles emphasized Jesus' name

Key Scriptures:
Exodus 3:13-15
Psalm 20:7
Proverbs 18:10
Isaiah 42:8
Matthew 1:21
Acts 4:12
Philippians 2:9-11
Colossians 2:9

The Old Testament revealed titles.
The New Testament revealed the saving name.

Today at Acts Church, Pastor Cody Tipton preached a Pentecost Sunday message titled:

🔥 UNTIL WE BURN 🔥

In Acts 2, the Church was not born through comfort, entertainment, or routine religion. It was born in the fire of the Holy Ghost. This message challenges us to move beyond merely watching revival and become people who are truly consumed by the presence and power of God.

Pentecost was originally a Jewish feast celebrated fifty days after Passover, but in Acts 2 it became the moment God poured out His Spirit upon believers and birthed the New Testament Church. The same fire that fell in the upper room is still available today.

📖 Main Text:
Acts 2:1–4

🔥 In this message:

• Why the disciples had to wait for the promise
• Why fire always follows sacrifice
• The purpose of the Holy Ghost
• Why the Church must burn again
• The difference between smoke and true spiritual fire

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In Week 2 of “The Revelation of Jesus,” we explore the nature of God according to Scripture. The Bible reveals that God is Spirit, eternal, invisible, omnipresent, all-knowing, and all-powerful. This lesson lays the foundation for understanding how the infinite God revealed Himself through Jesus Christ.

Key Scriptures:John 4:24Psalm 139:7-10Colossians 1:15I Timothy 1:17John 1:14I Timothy 3:16Hebrews 1:3

In Week 1 of “The Revelation of Jesus,” we begin by establishing the biblical foundation of Christian monotheism. Throughout both the Old and New Testaments, Scripture consistently declares that there is only one true and living God.

This lesson explores:
• The oneness of God throughout Scripture
• Why God separated Himself from false religion
• The importance of Deuteronomy 6:4
• How Jesus affirmed biblical monotheism
• Why the revelation of one God ultimately points us directly to Jesus Christ

This is not about winning arguments.
This is about seeing Jesus clearly.

Key Scriptures:
Deuteronomy 6:4
Mark 12:29
Isaiah 44:6
Isaiah 45:5
Galatians 3:20
James 2:19
Colossians 2:9
I Timothy 3:16
Acts 4:12

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In this powerful Mother’s Day message, First Lady Savannah Tipton preaches “Made for More,” a faith-filled word from the story of the woman with the issue of blood.

No matter how long you have been living with pain, disappointment, limitation, or a situation that seems impossible to change, your current condition is not your final identity. Like the woman who reached for the hem of Jesus’ garment, faith can still move you beyond survival and into healing, purpose, and promise.

You were made for more than what you have been carrying. You were made for more than what has tried to define you. You were made for more because God still has more for you.

Scripture Focus: Mark 5:25-34

One touch from Jesus can change what years of pain could not fix.

In this sermon, we look at the woman with the issue of blood and the powerful moment when her faith reached through the crowd and touched the hem of Jesus’ garment. She had suffered for twelve years, spent all she had, and was no better, but one encounter with Jesus changed everything.

This message is a reminder that Jesus is still close enough to touch, powerful enough to heal, and compassionate enough to restore.

Scripture: Mark 5:25-34

In this message from 2 Chronicles 7:14, we explore the powerful biblical truth that God has already established the principles of His response. When God’s people humble themselves, pray, seek His face, and turn from their wicked ways, He promises to hear from heaven, forgive sin, and heal the land.

This sermon is a call to revival, repentance, prayer, humility, and a fresh hunger for the presence of God. If you are praying for spiritual renewal, revival in the church, healing in your life, or a deeper walk with God, this message will encourage and challenge you through the Word of God.

In thi sermon:

• 2 Chronicles 7:14 explained
• What it means to humble yourself before God
• Why prayer still moves heaven
• Seeking the face of God over the hand of God
• Repentance as the pathway to revival
• God’s promise to hear, forgive, and heal

This is a message for anyone hungry for Apostolic preaching, Pentecostal preaching, revival preaching, Christian encouragement, and biblical teaching on prayer and repentance.

If this message speaks to you, be sure to like, share, and subscribe so more people can hear the truth of God’s Word.

God did not call His people to barely make it. He called us to live in His overflow. In this message, Pastor Cody Tipton preaches about moving from survival to abundance through obedience, faithfulness, unity, and commitment to the Kingdom of God. This sermon is a reminder that the best days are not behind us. They are still ahead, and God desires to pour out more than enough on His people.

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Every storm has a destination, and every challenge is an opportunity for God to prove His power. In this message, Evangelist Keith Huling preaches about faith, obedience, and trusting Jesus even when the journey gets difficult. If you have ever felt pressure, opposition, or uncertainty, this sermon will remind you that God is still leading you to the other side.

Be sure to like, share, and subscribe so more people can hear the Gospel and be encouraged by the Word of God.

In this powerful launch message, we reveal the new name of our church, Acts Church, and the vision behind it.

This sermon explores the biblical foundation found in the Book of Acts and how the early church modeled what we believe God is calling us to today: a place where people can belong, believe, and become.

You’ll hear the heart behind the transition, the importance of honoring the foundation that has been laid, and the vision moving forward as we continue reaching Watertown, TN and beyond with the gospel of Jesus Christ.

If you’re searching for a Spirit-filled, Apostolic church, or looking to grow deeper in your relationship with God, this message is for you.

Join us as we step into what God is doing next.

📍 Acts Church | Watertown, TN
🕘 Sundays at 11:00 AM