In this chapter, the church reckons with what criteria should be used to accept the Gentiles into fellowship with the church. What’s interesting is that there’s no mention of prayer, or of the Holy Spirit saying or doing anything in the moment as...

Brother Emad was with us this weekend. He’s originally from Egypt and shared with us how he came to meet Christ, and how to present the gospel to a Muslim.

By examining the short interaction between the rich young ruler and Jesus, we can identify four common ways the religious, the non-religious, the seeking, and even Christians approach perfection wrongly. In this study, we discuss the purpose of the...

In this message, Pastor Andy encourages us to continue following Christ no matter what.

Message from Andy Falleur on July 21, 2019

Our Bible Study continued in Acts 13, this time allowing our hearts and minds to saturate in Paul’s first recorded evangelistic “sermon”. It’s interesting to see what ways it’s similar to what we read of Peter and Stephen, and then what is...

At this point in the book of Acts there are two major shifts that Luke describes in the opening sections of chapter 13. The first is that the Holy Spirit inspires the church to move past simply receiving and accepting Gentiles, to carrying the gospel...

As James was killed and Peter was thrown into prison, the early church faced a crisis. What would they do? They prayed. And God answered their prayer. In this message, Pastor Pat shows how we can look to the Lord when there are setbacks, believing...

Chapter 11 of Acts describes a monumental shift in the story of Christianity. It goes from being centred in Jerusalem among almost exclusively Jewish people, to a new centre in Antioch and large numbers of Gentiles. The chapter ends with the...

This chapter is full of gems and jewels and one could hope for a few days to uncover and enjoy all that’s here. There is however a main point or idea about God that the account of Cornelius’s conversion is making. That is that God doesn’t show...