At first, the early church was filled with self-disappointed disciples who had run in fear of being arrested with Christ, but Acts 2 describes what an appointment with the Holy Spirit can do to the disappointments in our lives. Our disappointment with us is what readies us for our appointment with the Holy Spirit. When the day of Pentecost came all that changed and now they were dynamic followers of Christ. Pastor Alexander will identify four dynamics on the Day of Pentecost and we’ll discover WHY this was important, and most importantly HOW we can experience the same empowering the disciples experienced to become a person of influence. Without Him, disappointment is our DESTINY, but With Him, we can e a DYNAMIC people of influence with incredible potential and power!

At first, the early church was filled with self-disappointed disciples who had run in fear of being arrested with Christ, but Acts 2 describes what an appointment with the Holy Spirit can do to the disappointments in our lives. Our disappointment with us is what readies us for our appointment with the Holy Spirit. When the day of Pentecost came all that changed and now they were dynamic followers of Christ. Pastor Alexander will identify four dynamics on the Day of Pentecost and we’ll discover WHY this was important, and most importantly HOW we can experience the same empowering the disciples experienced to become a person of influence. Without Him, disappointment is our DESTINY, but With Him, we can e a DYNAMIC people of influence with incredible potential and power!

In the early church Barnabas was known as the “son of consolation” (encouragement), and he was instrumental in building up the lives and ministries of several key people including the Apostle Paul. In today’s message we will discover at how to encourage others, pastor Alexander will identify five reasons why we need to be like Barnabas and encourage others to become a person of influence.

In the early church Barnabas was known as the “son of consolation” (encouragement), and he was instrumental in building up the lives and ministries of several key people including the Apostle Paul. In today’s message we will discover at how to encourage others, pastor Alexander will identify five reasons why we need to be like Barnabas and encourage others to become a person of influence.

In the book of Acts God established nine key priorities that the early church followed to become people of influence. These nine areas follow the acronym I-N-F-L-U-E-N-C-E. Today we continue studying the final letter E = Effectively Sharing Your Faith. In Acts 17 we see Paul’s approach to evangelism as a model for us. In today’s study pastor Alexander will review 4 things Paul did which we need to emulate when we share our faith with others, and identify three common responses people make when they hear the gospel. Pastor Alexander will share 4 Action Steps to effectively share your faith with others.

In the book of Acts God established nine key priorities that the early church followed to become people of influence. These nine areas follow the acronym I-N-F-L-U-E-N-C-E. Today we continue studying the final letter E = Effectively Sharing Your Faith. In Acts 17 we see Paul’s approach to evangelism as a model for us. In today’s study pastor Alexander will review 4 things Paul did which we need to emulate when we share our faith with others, and identify three common responses people make when they hear the gospel. Pastor Alexander will share 4 Action Steps to effectively share your faith with others.

In the book of Acts God established nine key priorities that the early church followed to become people of influence. These nine areas follow the acronym I-N-F-L-U-E-N-C-E and will serve as our themes of our study over the next several weeks. In today’s message we study part 1 of the final letter E = Effectively Sharing Your Faith. In Acts 17, we see Paul’s approach to evangelism as a MODEL for us. In today’s study pastor Alexander will identify 4 things Paul did which we need to emulate when we share our faith with others.

In the book of Acts God established nine key priorities that the early church followed to become people of influence. These nine areas follow the acronym I-N-F-L-U-E-N-C-E and will serve as our themes of our study over the next several weeks. In today’s message we study part 1 of the final letter E = Effectively Sharing Your Faith. In Acts 17, we see Paul’s approach to evangelism as a MODEL for us. In today’s study pastor Alexander will identify 4 things Paul did which we need to emulate when we share our faith with others.

In acts chapter 2, God established nine key priorities that the early church followed to become people of influence. These nine areas follow the acronym I-N-F-L-U-E-N-C-E and have served as our themes of our study over this series. Today we continue our focus on the letter C = A Caring Community. Acts 4:32-35 gives us an INSIDE LOOK at HOW the church CARED for other believers. In part 3 of this study, Pastor Alexander will continue identifing 3 different degrees of their unity, AND we’ll also discover three timeless principles that can help us experience that SAME depth of unity today. As we look at this passage, we see the KIND of Caring Community the SPIRIT produced in this young church AND what kind of community He CAN PRODUCE in us.

In acts chapter 2, God established nine key priorities that the early church followed to become people of influence. These nine areas follow the acronym I-N-F-L-U-E-N-C-E and have served as our themes of our study over this series. Today we continue our focus on the letter C = A Caring Community. Acts 4:32-35 gives us an INSIDE LOOK at HOW the church CARED for other believers. In part 3 of this study, Pastor Alexander will continue identifing 3 different degrees of their unity, AND we’ll also discover three timeless principles that can help us experience that SAME depth of unity today. As we look at this passage, we see the KIND of Caring Community the SPIRIT produced in this young church AND what kind of community He CAN PRODUCE in us.