In this sermon, we see that God is disappointed with Israel. They are presenting unacceptable sacrifices.

In this sermon, we see the phasing out of the focus on Peter in the ministry of the church, and the phasing in of Paul. We also see the change in focus of the ministry from Jews to Gentiles. This change in ministry focus begins with a look at Peter's ministry in Lydda and Joppa.

In this sermon, we see the expanding influence of Saul. He will be the apostle to the Gentiles. We see the steps which lead to Saul taking the Gospel to the Gentiles.

In this sermon, we think discuss the difficulties we face in this world. We talk about how to find peace in Christ.

In this sermon, we discuss Jesus the Word as one of the tools to help reestablish Israel in the promised land.

The heart of Saul has been changed. What is the immediate outcome of Paul receiving a new heart. He begins to share his heart change with others. In this sermon, we get a fresh view of the love which Jesus has for His own. We see how that impacts our new life in Christ.

Nehemiah was given a great task of rebuilding the walls of Jerusalem. What task does Nehemiah undertake when that job is complete? How does Nehemiah know what he was to do after he built the walls?

In this sermon, we think about the faithfulness of Ananais and Saul. We see they are faithful. We then think about how we should live in light of this truth.

In this sermon, we think about the promises given to Moses and the children of Israel. When we see that God is faithful to the promises made to Moses and Israel, we can be encouraged by the promises God has given to us.

Saul was converted on the road to Damascus. Jesus said, "all the Father giveth me shall come unto me." We see how Saul's conversion is a picture of John 6:37. We see in this text the doctrine of salvation.