Pastor Luke walks us through Acts 3

In his final sermon as our lead pastor before moving to plant a new church in British Columbia, Pastor Luke opens up Philippians 1:3-11 to encourage, challenge, and bless us, one last time.

In our message today we see how Holy Spirit empowers and emboldens Peter and John to boldly witness in trying times.

We are encouraged to be empowered witnesses to our spheres of influence as Holy Spirit works in us.

In our text, Luke delves into the early church’s birth, describing its defining characteristics. A healthy church, as depicted in our text, is characterized by a Biblical diet, a committed community, joyful worship, and a vibrant gospel culture.

We unpack Peter's sermon at pentecost in Acts 2, looking at God's endorsements of Jesus and what it means that Jesus was who He said it was (and who God said He was). As we look to continue Jesus' mission on earth, we see that we can't just bring the Kingdom of God – we need to also point to the King.

As we dive into Acts chapter one, we are going to see how Jesus’ mission continues through His Spirit-empowered church.

We see three key things:

1. Jesus’ mission is Gospel-centred.

2. Jesus’ mission is dependent.

3. Jesus’ mission is vocal.

Pastor Luke kicks off our new series in the book of Acts

Overview of Acts 1-12 from the Bible Project, used with thanks.

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Using Psalm 13 as a jump off point Mick helps us to understand the Biblical language and rhythm of lament as a tool to navigate the brokenness of our lives and the disconnect we can feel from God in it.

As we come to the end of our series in the life of Joseph, we revisit the question we asked when we started this series: “How would your outlook on life change if you believed God was really with you—in every situation?” In chapters 42-45 we see Joseph encounter his brothers once again and, as he does, his brothers experience guilt, kindness, and see how God redeems their stories.