Acts 15-16

Looking to the testimonies of the early church fathers; Silas, Timothy, & Paul. We find clear principles for discovering God’s calling for our lives. 

Acts 2:14-41

In our last study, 3,000 people came to saving faith after a powerful message was preached by the Apostle Peter. Now we find those believers in fellowship, living in the simplicity of what they are learning. Today's study calls us to consider, what are we personally doing to promote or hinder the fellowship that God is calling us to?

Acts 2:14-41

In this portion of the passage we find Peter presenting a gospel message that leads to the salvation of 3,000 people in Jerusalem. In his message we learn some basic principles about how to share our faith in Christ with other people. What are the important elements of a gospel message?

Acts 2:12-41

In this message we analyze Peter's response to a doubting crowd of religious people. What can we learn from the doctrinal and historical nuances of Peter's message? What can we learn about an effective gospel message?

Acts 2:1-14

This week we are introduced to the Holy Spirit as an intimate friend to the New Testament believer. We learn the unique story of his coming and the powerful implications for the church.

Acts 1:9-26

A synopsis of the characteristics of the Apostles and what made them surrendered leaders in Acts chapter 1.

Acts 1:6-8

In just a few short verses the disciples expose their misguided priorities and Christ establishes God's priority - that the whole world be saved. In this message we receive the Great Commission and we discover that it's only by his power that we are mobilized to impact this world.

Acts 1:4-5

As we study Acts 1:4-5, we cling to Jesus’s last words to His disciples. He instructs them to prepare with patience - by actively waiting on the promises of God.