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"To Be Continued” is a series on the book of Acts, telling the story of the birth and  rise of the early church. Apart from being a fascinating piece of history, this book contains a great many lessons for us to learn as we continue their mission—to be witnesses of Jesus throughout the world. This week we follow Paul as he begins his second missionary journey, and we see a familiar character take the lead as the captain of this trip.

Throughout history, the church has faced serious questions that threaten to create divides and rifts in the community. But as Acts 15 shows us, these questions can be handled well and bring life to the church. This week, we take some of the lessons learnt from that episode to tackle the tricky question of women in eldership.

"To Be Continued” is a series on the book of Acts, telling the story of the birth and  rise of the early church. Apart from being a fascinating piece of history, this book contains a great many lessons for us to learn as we continue their mission—to be witnesses of Jesus throughout the world. This week we encounter a familiar situation in church life: conflict. How can we engage conflict in a healthy way?

"To Be Continued” is a series on the book of Acts, telling the story of the birth and  rise of the early church. Apart from being a fascinating piece of history, this book contains a great many lessons for us to learn as we continue their mission—to be witnesses of Jesus throughout the world. This week begin the third section of Acts as Saul and Barnabas go on their first church planting missions trip.

"To Be Continued” is a series on the book of Acts, telling the story of the birth and  rise of the early church. Apart from being a fascinating piece of history, this book contains a great many lessons for us to learn as we continue their mission—to be witnesses of Jesus throughout the world. This week we are introduced to one of the villains of the book: Herod Agrippa I.

“To Be Continued” is a series on the book of Acts, telling the story of the birth and  rise of the early church. Apart from being a fascinating piece of history, this book contains a great many lessons for us to learn as we continue their mission—to be witnesses of Jesus throughout the world. This week’s message focuses on one of the most pivotal moments in the early church—the conversion of Cornelius the Centurion.

“To Be Continued” is a series on the book of Acts, telling the story of the birth and  rise of the early church. Apart from being a fascinating piece of history, this book contains a great many lessons for us to learn as we continue their mission—to be witnesses of Jesus throughout the world. This week’s message focuses on one of the most pivotal moments in the early church—the conversion of Cornelius the Centurion."

“To Be Continued” is a series on the book of Acts, telling the story of the birth and  rise of the early church. Apart from being a fascinating piece of history, this book contains a great many lessons for us to learn as we continue their mission—to be witnesses of Jesus throughout the world. We continue in the section of Acts looking at some of the key characters in the book, and this week centres on Peter, one of the pillars of the early church."

“To Be Continued” is a series on the book of Acts, telling the story of the birth and  rise of the early church. Apart from being a fascinating piece of history, this book contains a great many lessons for us to learn as we continue their mission—to be witnesses of Jesus throughout the world. This week Ty Van Ingen-kal brings a fresh take on the classic story of Saul’s conversion in chapter 9."

“To Be Continued” is a series on the book of Acts, telling the story of the birth and  rise of the early church. Apart from being a fascinating piece of history, this book contains a great many lessons for us to learn as we continue their mission—to be witnesses of Jesus throughout the world. This week starts the second section of the book as the Gospel spreads out into new regions, and we follow the exploits of a new character, Phillip.