By looking at how Stephen responded to his accusers we will learn that when we are falsely accused and persecuted for our faith we should respond the way that Jesus did.

The story of Noah has several important lessons to teach us how we should live.

The early church had it's first major conflict which destroyed the unity and could have possibly caused a split and slowed it's mission but the Apostles solved it by appointing some men to help oversee the program which was causing the conflict.

Opposition couldn't stop the New Testament Church. Persecution just made them stronger.

The New Testament Church didn't have a building to meet in so they met in public spaces where everything they did was visible to the world. Non believers were attracted to what they saw in the lives of the believers and wanted to join the family of God.

Today we will look at the story of Ananias and Sapphira from Acts chapter 2 and learn how important our integrity is to God.

Acts 4:33 says that the grace of God was powerfully at work in all of the believers. Today we will learn what it means to walk in the grace of God.

Although God wants everyone to follow Him, He will never force obedience. Christ never commanded His disciples to go into the world and force people to follow him...instead he commanded them to share the good news and present a better way of living.