Most missionaries would tell you that it doesn’t take an extraordinary person to be a missionary - it takes a calling of God upon your life. This would be true of the Apostle Paul and we’ll look to Acts sixteen today as we continue to glean insights from his second missionary journey.

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During his missionary journeys, Paulencountered demon-possessed people, was often beaten for his boldness in faith, and was even left for dead a couple times. But none of those things deterred him from his mission of spreading the Good News of Christ. We return to our study of Paul’s second missionary journey by turning to Acts sixteen. Here’s pastor Al.

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The resurrection of Jesus was without question the most significant event in human history. If Jesus had died on the cross and not risen from the dead, then you and I would still be condemned due to our sins. But the truth is He is risen indeed! Join us fora look at the most wonderful act of love ever performed - the resurrection of Jesus.

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Today we’re going to bring you the final half of pastor Al Pittman’s Easter message, simple titled Alive!. The resurrection of Jesus was without question the most significant event in human history. If Jesus had died on the cross and not risen from the dead, then you and I would still be condemned due to our sins. But the truth is He is risen indeed!

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Today we’ll bring you part one of pastor Al’s message for Easter. Jesus suffered a painful and humiliating death on a cross. But if the story ended there, where would we be? We’d still be condemned for our sins. But Jesus rose from the dead! Hallelujah to that!

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There is but one motive that will sustain you in trial and testing; namely, the love of Christ. This attitude was shared by the apostle Paul, and we’ll see today how the love of Christ fueled Paul during His missionary trips. This is The Dwelling Place with pastor Al Pittman. Join us in Acts sixteen.

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Paul and Barnabas had a disagreement in Acts fifteen, they departed from each other and went their separate ways. At first glance, this seems like a very unfortunate incident - until you realize that God suddenly had two missionary teams spreading the Gospel instead of just one.

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We’re making our way through the Book of Acts right now and today we’ll focus our attention on chapters fifteen and sixteen. We’ll see that the Lord used Paul to lead people to salvation, but Paul also recognized the importance of following Jesus’ model of discipleship. Jesus poured Himself into twelve men who, in turn, poured themselves into the world.

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We’re in Acts chapter fifteen today, learning more about the subtle attacks against the gospel that were taking place in those days, and the need to contend for that which alone saves.

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The truth is, without Christ, perfection is required to enter heaven. Which of us is perfect? NONE. But Christ made a way for us to get to heaven through His atoning death on the cross. Today pastor Al continues to share about how we can glorify God and draw closer to Him by abstaining from sinful activities

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