Acts 3 reveals that God’s miracles are not just displays of power but invitations to restoration, showing that He is both able and willing to transform lives. Join us as we study this powerful moment and discover the purpose of God’s mercy and power in our lives!

The greatness of this teaching from Paul in 1 Corinthians chapter 1 is he keeps the church focused where it needs to be. Which is preaching the good news. Not focusing on fancy words or ideas but straight forward salvation through Jesus Christ.

Titus 3 emphasizes the importance of good works, humility, and God’s grace in the lives of believers. Paul instructs Christians to obey authorities, be gentle, and show kindness to all, remembering that they were once lost but were saved by God’s mercy and grace.

Tonight we hear Peter preach the great sermon that saved 3,000 souls in one day. Repent, be baptized, and receive the gift of the Holy Spirit. This is the message that saves.

Titus is a letter from Paul that teaches us how to live for God, grow in our faith, and help others do the same. Join us as we study this insightful book and learn how to follow Jesus in a way that changes lives!

Acts chapter 2 marks the beginning of the early church when the disciples were together, and the Holy Spirit came upon them, empowering them in the unity of the Spirit to share the good news of Christ.

Today we learn the qualifications for elders are directly tied to the purpose and health of the church. Each one of us can learn from those qualifications as well because they direct us to spiritual maturity and better equip us to reach the lost.

In Acts 1:12-26, the disciples gather to pray and wait for the Holy Spirit, following Jesus’ command. This time of waiting helps them prepare for the work God has for them, showing the importance of being ready before the power comes.

God’s generosity knows no limits, pouring out endless love, compassion, grace and forgiveness, and blessings to everyone.