In the second message from our Easter series, Pastor Josh taught from Acts 26:15-23. We looked at three specific ways to walk in the good news of Jesus' death and resurrection.

Perhaps the greatest defense of the gospel is a transformed life. In Acts 21-23, Paul gives a testimony of how he became a believer in Jesus before an angry crowd. In this sermon, we look at how to write a testimony that points to faith in Christ.

This week, we looked at Paul's emotional farewell speech to the Ephesian elders. Paul was an example of healthy spiritual leadership and added a solemn exhortation to his farewell.

As Paul enters Ephesus, the book of Acts emerges with new leaders. In this sermon, we observe helpful principles for spiritual leadership without losing our grip on the gospel.

In Acts 18 Paul enters the city of Corinth in much "fear and trembling" (1 Cor. 2:3). After all he has been through he is tired and possibly distressed. As we studied Paul's ministry in Corinth we outlined how we can persevere in God's plan even when it's difficult.

In this message, we studied Paul’s visit to Athens and his confrontation with the philosophers who lived there. We noted a wisdom that God gives to us as we live a life of faith in a culture filled with idolatry.

We believe in the power of the gospel (Romans 1:16). But in what way is the gospel "the power of God?" We seek answers in the conversion of the Philippian Jailer.

The church in Philippi is one of the great churches in the New Testament (Philippians). This week, we looked at how this church began. In particular, we observed the conversion of Lydia and the persecution of Paul and Silas. In these accounts, we celebrated how the gospel of Jesus met deep needs in the lives of human beings.

In this message from our series through the book of Acts, we studied the second missionary journey of the Apostle Paul. As we looked at how Paul was led by the Spirit, we considered how we might position our lives to be guided by God.

The Jerusalem Council in Acts 15 is one of the most important church meetings in the history of Christianity. In this message, we look at the ways in which the riches of God's grace connect to the realities of life today.