"Because we are saved by grace alone through faith alone, let's not burden ourselves or others with our legalistic millstones." -- Pastor Wayne Griswold opens Acts 15 in his 29th sermon from Acts

From Acts Chapter 14 in Wayne Griswold's 28th sermon in Acts, we see that to us God has opened the door of salvation, and so let us reach the world and serve the church with this great news.

To us is sent the message of salvation, and people need it and want to hear it, even if they don't know it at first. Pastor Wayne Griswold unpacks Paul's sermon in Acts 13 and shares five applications in his 27th sermon from Acts.

Andrei Yaholkovsky opens the book of Philemon, where we see the importance of reconciliation and restoration to God's Kingdom, as well as four principles of reconciliation.

From the account of Paul confronting a false prophet on Cypress, we are reminded that the impact of our Christian witness goes far beyond our ability to contain or comprehend. Pastor Wayne Griswold, Acts series sermon #26

In sermon #25 of the Acts series, Pastor Wayne Griswold points out the role that fasting played in the church in Antioch and calls us to consider four truths about fasting that we can see in the passage.

In the 24th sermon of the series in Acts, Pastor Wayne Griswold encourages us that God's hand of providence is strong and steady in the church and in the lives of the followers of Christ.

From the Parable of the Growing Seed, Pastor Wayne Griswold encourages us that just as the man did not know how his scattered seeds sprouted and grew, so also we often do not know the different ways God is using us and our testimony for Christ.

Mark Harbour, missionary to Taiwan, shares about his ministry, and he encourages us from Isaiah that the work of the gospel is never in vain.

In the 5th and final sermon of this year's advent series, Pastor Wayne Griswold points us to Jesus' call for us to be the light of the world and to let our good works shine.