What do you do when you are disturbed by a story like that of Ananias and Sapphira? Taste and see that the Lord is good. For a handout with supplemental notes and reading suggestions, visit https://www.covmin.org/sermons.

Pastor Zack situates this most difficult of passages within the broader witness of Scripture to try to understand what it does (and doesn’t) mean—and the claim that it makes on the lives of Jesus’ followers. For a handout with supplemental notes and reading suggestions, visit https://www.covmin.org/sermons.

Leaving the law firm; speaking at a father's funeral; an ancient Greek rhetorical device: Pastor Zack examines Acts 4:1-31 and makes three points: actions speak louder than words; we must leave outcomes to God; Jesus is the center of our prayer and our life. For a handout with supplemental notes and reading suggestions, visit https://www.covmin.org/sermons.

The one person who made it to heaven; the medicine of immortality; giving what is most important: Zack discusses the four marks of the church.

A "word on target"; leveling and destruction; elephants and riders: Zack asks, "What is the gospel?"

(Not) reversing Babel; three days learning Japanese; cheerios and graham crackers: Zack explores the significance of the fact that there are multiple languages in the Kingdom of God.

Is the Christian faith fundamentally about our experience? Does the faith offer happiness or truth? How can Christians today be a witness to an event they did not see? Zack talks about the implications of witness in Acts 1.

Stop seeking the timeline; stop asking the wrong questions; stop gazing at heaven: Zack examines the three ways that the Holy Spirit corrects the first disciples -- and us. For the handout, visit http://www.covmin.org/sermons/

Why we should allow the “other criminal” his anonymity; hoping for an empty hell; ask and you shall receive—more than you ask for. Zack draws out the implications of Jesus’ response to the “other criminal” at the crucifixion. For the handout, visit http://www.covmin.org/sermons/

Weeping in the British Library; long-lost autographs; did Jesus talk about handling snakes?: Pastor Zack teaches us how to let the Bible’s messiness deepen our worship. For the handout, visit http://www.covmin.org/sermons/