Saul's life is redirected by an encounter with Jesus; it is possible Saul was meditating on Scripture when the encounter occurred.

The Spirit leads Philip to open the doors to a man who would normally be excluded from worship. Philip breaks race and legal boundaries.

The early church finds difficulty blending Jewish and Greek Christians. The apostles keep the Gospel as a priority yet find a way to resolve conflict.

The disciples responded to opposition with prayers for greater boldness. Their prayer can find its root in both the Scripture (Psalm 2. 72 & 79) and the Spirit.

The lame man got more than he bargained for when he approached Peter and John for money. God often does that for us.

Sharing with those in need is a sign of The Spirit's presence.

Dinah Shelly preaching

Living with Disappointment: the story of Issac, Rachel and Leah.

Troy Dunn speaking on Genesis 28:10-22

David McNitzky preaching on Genesis