The sermon traces the transition from Jesus's earthly ministry to the early church, focusing on the book of Acts as a continuation of Luke's Gospel. It examines the significance of the former treatise, referencing Luke's Gospel, and highlights the importance of understanding the context of the apostles' actions following Jesus's ascension. The discussion centers on the fulfillment of prophecy concerning Judas's betrayal and the subsequent selection of Matthias to restore the number of apostles to twelve, emphasizing the divine appointment of leaders and the ongoing mission to witness to Jesus's resurrection and the power of the Holy Spirit.

In this message, Pastor Jonathan Moseley teaches from 1 Timothy chapter 3 on qualifications for church leadership. He explains the biblical roles of bishops (pastors) and deacons, focusing on the importance of character, godliness, and integrity. Key points include the significance of a blameless reputation, managing one's household well, being self-controlled, and dedicated to teaching. Pastor Moseley emphasizes that these standards ensure leaders serve as trustworthy examples, guiding the church spiritually while avoiding worldly temptations.

Sunday Morning Worship - Congregational Hymns and a Message of Exhortation by Elder Jonathan Moseley