
Sign up to save your podcasts
Or


Pete Gower continues our sermon series unpacking the book of Acts. This week we are encouraged to be bold sharing the Gospel to those around us. While Peter and John are teaching the people and proclaiming the resurrection of Jesus from the dead, they are confronted and arrested.
Pete Gower continues our sermon series unpacking the book of Acts. This week we are encouraged to be bold sharing the Gospel to those around us. While Peter and John are teaching the people and proclaiming the resurrection of Jesus from the dead, they are confronted and arrested.
Pete Gower continues our sermon series unpacking the book of Acts.Acts 3:1–4:4 describes the healing of a crippled beggar at the temple and the immediate aftermath for the apostles Peter and John.
Pete Gower continues our sermon series unpacking the book of Acts.Acts 3:1–4:4 describes the healing of a crippled beggar at the temple and the immediate aftermath for the apostles Peter and John. [1, 2]
Acts 2:40–47 describes the birth, lifestyle, and rapid growth of the first Christian community in Jerusalem following Peter’s Pentecost sermon,
Pete Gower continues our sermon series about the book of Acts.
Acts 2:1–41 describes the Day of Pentecost, a foundational event in the New Testament when the Holy Spirit descends upon the disciples in Jerusalem
Kent Aldrich continues our sermon series unpacking the book of Acts. This week Judas' replacement is chosen.
Pete Gower begins our new series in the book of Acts, which tells the story of how that remarkable transformation began. We’d love you to join us to discover more about the life-changing good news about Jesus.
Acts 2:40–47 describes the birth, lifestyle, and rapid growth of the first Christian community in Jerusalem following Peter’s Pentecost sermon,
Pete Gower continues our sermon series about the book of Acts.
Acts 2:1–41 describes the Day of Pentecost, a foundational event in the New Testament when the Holy Spirit descends upon the disciples in Jerusalem
From the publisher's feed