We’ll take a peek into the Christian’s wardrobe today on The Dwelling Place, and see what we are to wear! Pastor Al Pittman is leading us on a journey through Colossians right now, and we have reached the middle of chapter three. Fortunately for us, our Lord cares enough about us to lay out our clothes in Scripture, so we know what to put on.

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Prayer is the way that God has established for us to communicate with Him. Yes we have a God who enjoys communicating with His children, just as you enjoy talking with your children. Today Pastor Al is in the book of Acts, chapter twelve. Peter was in jail at this particular time, and the disciples were praying for his deliverance.

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Anyone who’s lived a while knows that no matter how careful we are, no matter how much planning we do, we’re going to go through some trials in life. What’s your first reaction when trials come? Today as we look at Acts chapter twelve, we’ll see what happened to Peter when he was arrested, and his friends started praying for him.

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Today Al will again be sharing a message based on the eleventh chapter of Acts. This is a key chapter for us to look at and understand, because it deals with something that a lot of people have questions about - The Holy Spirit, and His role in our lives.

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Pastor Al is in the eleventh Chapter of Acts where Peter has to go back and explain to the early church leaders that all people, including non-Jews, were given the gift of Jesus; a gift that you and I have to this day. Some of the leaders had a problem with this and today Pastor Al explains how Peter handled this tough meeting.

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oday on The Dwelling Place, pastor Al Pittman takes us to the eleventh chapter of Acts, and we’re going to learn about a club that is the exact opposite of those clubs we had as kids. Christianity is for everyone. The only requirement is faith in Jesus Christ.

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Being a Christian in a secular world isn’t always easy is it? You might even see the conflict between righteousness and worldliness on the job every day. The temptations are everywhere. But, as we’ll see in our study today, Christians are supposed to set themselves above the ways of the world - by displaying unity.

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Today, Pastor Al will be talking about the borders and boundaries that we so often put up, making it hard for non-Christian’s to come into fellowship with us.

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Of all the occurrences in the book of Acts, what happens in chapter ten is among the most significant. The gentiles are hearing the gospel message for the first time. Now, as you might imagine, some of the Jews were not happy about this. They thought the gospel was for them only.

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One of the best lessons we learn by looking at the early church is that Christians come in all shapes and sizes. The gospel message is for everyone! Our text today is Acts chapter ten, and pastor Al has given this message a most appropriate title - “Uncommon Commonality”!

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