Peter and John, through the power of God, heal a lame beggar in the name of Jesus and chaos immediately ensues. People begin crowding around them in curiosity and interest. What Peter does next outrages the Jewish leaders, but 5,000 men came to know Jesus that day.

Today we begin the adventures of Peter and John as they begin the mission of planting churches.

As we look deeply at the biblical understanding of worship of the ONE TRUE KING, we identify four aspects of worship: proclamation of the Word, prayer, expressions of worship (praise, thanksgiving, etc), and the Lord's Table.

Today, in our last part, we'll focus in on the element of prayer in worship.

The last 4 weeks we've spent some time camping out in Acts 2 as we explore the concept of biblical worship. We've looked closely at defining worship and the various aspects of worship (i.e. disposition, preaching, sacraments, etc) and now we come today to the subject of music in worship.

As we look deeply at the biblical understanding of worship of the ONE TRUE KING, we identify four aspects of worship: proclamation of the Word, prayer, expressions of worship (praise, thanksgiving, etc), and the Lord's Table. Today, we'll look closely at the preaching and exhortation of God's Word.

As we look deeply at the biblical understanding of worship of the ONE TRUE KING, we identify four aspects of worship: proclamation of the Word, prayer, expressions of worship (praise, thanksgiving, etc), and the Lord's Table.

Today, we'll look closely at the Lord's Supper: what it is and how it is part of worship.

Why do you come to church? Think about it. What brings you here on a Sunday morning? Let's look at God's Word in what our disposition should be for coming to worship the Lord.

As we come to Acts 2:42-47, we'll be camping out for 6 weeks on the subject of corporate worship.

There's an incredible to response to Peter's sermon at Pentecost in Acts 2 - 3,000 souls repent and our baptized. The context of this passage allows us to look closely at the act of baptism here in Acts and it's clear purpose, means and mode.

There’s a scarlet thread that runs throughout all scripture... and today as we dig deeper into Peter’s sermon to the men of Israel at Pentecost, the story of God’s plan of redemption becomes vivid and clear - the Lord had prepared this event all along...