Today we look at Acts 2 and the birth of the Church.  Luke is careful to explain to us that what he is writing about is the fulfillment of the ancient feast of Weeks (or Pentecost).   We will look at the sounds, sights, and Spirit-inspired speech that followed. 

In this 12-22-24 sermon, we look at reasons for the Incarnation.  Why did God have to become a man?  This explains the true meaning of the Nativity. 

In this end of the year sermon, we look at Paul's letter to the Philippians.  He encourages them to rejoice always in the Lord.  He exhorts them to cast all of their anxiety on the Lord and pray instead of worrying.  As we do those things (with thanksgiving!) the peace of God will guard our hearts and minds! 

In today's episode we look at four specific prophecies concerning the birth and infancy of Jesus Christ.  His birth in Bethlehem and subsequent flight to Egypt, Herod's slaughter of the infants, and the Royal Family settling in Nazareth were all predicted by the Old Testament prophets.  These are no mere coincidences and all prove that Jesus Christ is indeed the promised Messiah of Israel and the world! 

Joseph and Mary bring the infant Jesus into the Temple.  He is obedient to all of the regulations of the Law.  Simeon and Anna are representative of the godly remnant who were looking for the Messiah. 

We come to the conclusion of the Samson narrative.  How will he be remembered? What lessons can we glean? 

Paul's final instructions to Timothy as one called to be a soldier in God's army!  

The Samson narrative continues as God uses him to keep the Philistines at bay.  At last, we finally see Samson calling upon God in prayer and the LORD's gracious response! 

The early church encountered some difficulties along with their exponential growth.  In response to the challenges, God raised up Spirit-empowered leaders to assist those whose primary task was prayer and the ministry of the Word. 

In this study, we look at one of the ordinances of the church, commonly called The Lord's Supper.