The Book of Acts reveals what the apostles believed through what they did. Actions speak louder than words. They believed that physical healing is available in Christ. So should we.

The daily work of the Spirit in transformation and the future glorious promise of the resurrection are firmly rooted in the already finished work of Christ. God is working out in time what has been settled for eternity.

Walking in the Spirit describes the experience of the Holy Spirit demonstrating his supernatural ability to enable us to live above the downward pull of sin and the “flesh” and experience God’s guidance and empowerment to be effective representatives of the kingdom of God.

Even though the Holy Spirit, our Helper, lives in and through us, our relationship with Him is a dynamic union and partnership that requires us to be active and engaged.

Sanctification or transformation is the ongoing process whereby the Holy Spirit is changing us on the inside on a daily basis.

Justification by faith in the finished work of Christ is one of the gospel's most important truths, which unites us who believe to the eternal reality of our Lord's right standing with God the Father.

Today the Holy Spirit clothes himself with the church to carry out Christ’s desires on the earth.

God has given us the responsibility to live by grace in a dynamic cooperation between us and the Holy Spirit as we steadfastly hold on to the truth of God's Word.

Herein lies the reason a new covenant was needed. If we were going to ever be in proper relationship with God, it could not depend on us!

There are certain things that can only happen when we meet face to face. Assembling in person with other disciples on a regular basis accomplishes many good things.