This Lord’s Day sermon is titled "Warnings, Gifts and Memories" and it comes from Acts 11:27-30. These verses call us to heed God's warnings, to handle God's money well and to remember those who help us.

Baptism Testimonies of Adam And Eva Walace

Believers were first called "Christians" in Antioch. This Lord's Day Pastor Elliott preaches Acts 11:26B looking at what it meant to be called a Christian AND what it still means to be called a "Christian".

Today Pastor Elliott preaches Psalm 100:4 for the Christian Counseling Centre Recognition Sunday. It turns out that being thankful is good both for a counselee and a counselor.

This Lord’s Day, from Acts 11:23-26, Pastor Elliott draws two more lessons from the Church at Antioch.

One lesson has to do with our hearts. The other lesson has to do with us hunting up.

Everything historical in our Bibles is to teach us. Today's passage, Acts 11:19-24, points to the ancient

church at Antioch. Pastor Elliott draws 3 lessons from that ancient church which are for us today.

This Lord’s Day Pastor Elliott preaches Acts 11:1-18 "One Not More Than One". God says that certain things are ONE.

Satan often lies that they are not ONE but rather MORE THAN ONE.

Today's sermon from Acts 10:34-48 is titled "Obedient Preacher + Obedient Congregation = Blessing". The Day of Pentecost was like a splash point that sent expanding ripples out as the church grew and spread. How far out from your splash point of conversion has your gospel witness gone?

Today Pastor Elliott preaches a sermon which he has heard no other

preacher preach in his 60 years of being born-again.

The sermon title is " How to Listen to a Sermon" and the sermon is based on one half verse: Acts 10:33B

Acts 10 verses 9-23 present 4 timeless truths. There are principles in these verses which have to do with God's unexpected ways, God helping us to obey Him, God calling us in a clear way to serve Him in a particular way and having a good testimony.