ACTS 14:8-20 // The Spirit of God gives Paul and the apostles boldness to continue preaching Christ despite chaos and persecution.

ACTS 13:13-52 // Paul teaches us how the One that was raised from the dead has the power to freeus from all the things that entangle us.

ACTS 13:1-12 // Paul exemplifies the mission of the Church to go out and proclaim the truth of the Gospel, making clear the path to Christ.

ACTS 12:20-25 // We see the consequences of a prideful heart that steals the glory from God and attempts to live independently from His direction, reminding us, instead, to come to God with repentant and humble hearts.

ACTS 12:1-19 // We see God miraculously deliver Peter from prison as an example of how we serve a God Who is more powerful and greater than our fears, and even our faith.

ACTS 11:19-30  // We look to the early church at Antioch as an example of God's faithfulness & purpose coming out of persecution, and to see how God works in the hearts and lives of believers to be present and to serve.

ACTS 11:1-18 // Peter returns to the Jewish believers and bares testimony of the heart change that took place with Cornelius, proving to them that God had now brought repentance to all.

ACTS 10: 34-48  // We see Peter's vision played out in real life as God, through the Holy Spirit, moves upon new Gentile believers, demonstrating how the Gospel now brings outsiders into His Kingdom.

ACTS 10:9-23a // God prepares Peter's heart for Cornelius' arrival by showing Peter how grace and the Gospel open the Kingdom to Jews and Gentile, alike - that the transformation Christ makes in the hearts of men is what really matters.

ACTS 10:1-8 // We are introduced to the centurion Cornelius, a faithful follower of God, who is pursued by a loving God that seeks out the "outsider."