In the second chapter of Acts, we find the disciples completely renewed, filled with power, and proclaiming the message of Jesus Christ. In this sermon, Daniel Ward takes us on a journey through this story of the beginnings of the church, pointing out that our life's purpose is found in proclaiming the truth of the Gospel to the world around us.

Biblical wisdom is rooted in submission to God. The Psalmist wrote, "The fool says in his heart that there is no God." Most do not deny Him with their lips, but deny Him with their lifestyle. The wise acknowledge Jesus with their lips and their life. In this message, we learn from Paul what Biblical wisdom looks like.

Paul reminds us that we once lived in darkness, but now we are light. Christians must live in a way that illuminates within the darkness we live in. When we live in the power of the Holy Spirit, our obedience to His will shines a light on dark living.

Imitating Christ in the way we love is a mark of the new creation, but as with everything God creates, Satan has created a counterfeit love to deceive mankind. Satan's counterfeit love is rooted in self indulgence and greed. In this message, we study Paul's warning to stay away from the cheap counterfeit that the enemy tries to lure us with.

Children naturally imitate their parents. They inherit certain physical traits, but also often imitate the character of their parents as well. They take on their passions, beliefs, and values. In this message, we take a look at why Paul tells us to imitate God as beloved children.

The common thread for all believers is regeneration. At the point of conversion, God's Spirit makes us new.

The common thread among all believers is regeneration. At the point of conversion, God's Spirit makes us new.

In this passage, Paul is praying that God would enable the Ephesians to employ the fullness of that power. Paul's message is very relevant to the church today. God's Spirit lives in us, empowering us to live victoriously.