sometimes the Lord has to knock us down and blind us to the world and our current direction to redirect our paths

the first advent Christ came very unassuming notice only by a few. He came as a very gentle lamb. Christ second advent will coming in as a lion to take charge. all will notice.

How miraculous was your conversion? Did you see a light? Did you hear a voice? Probably not. but none the less, Light did shine of a heart of darkness, and it was then that God took an underserving sinner and made that one his own.

the theme of God's everlasting kingdom throughout scripture, revealing God's plan for His people to be a holy nation and a kingdom of priests, culminating in Christ as the victorious King.

This sermon focuses on the Great Commission and the call for Christians to actively engage in serving and spreading the gospel, as seen in the various passages that highlight missionary work, personal testimonies, and a life of service in Christ.

This sermon will explore several passages that inform and inspire the believer's mission to evangelize and reach those who are lost, highlighting God's heart for all people.

This sermon traces the theme of God's everlasting kingdom throughout scripture, revealing God's plan for His people to be a holy nation and a kingdom of priests, culminating in Christ as the victorious King.

Jesus commissions His disciples and showcases the obedience of Philip in responding to the Spirit's leading, emphasizing the importance of action and the fulfillment of the Great Commission.

Simon the magician’s misunderstanding of the Gospel for personal gain. You could underscore the importance of sincere transformation and not mere external change. The story of Simon warns about superficial faith and emphasizes the need for authentic freedom found only through repentance and genuine submission to Christ. Highlight Jesus as the true source of freedom, not personal ambition.

The passages highlight the struggles and transformation of early Christians, emphasizing the power of selfless love, the spread of the Gospel, and the life-changing grace of God, particularly through the life of Paul.