Exploring how the disciples healed a man who couldn’t walk, not just to make his life more comfortable, but to widely share the message of hope through repentance and turning to Jesus.

This preach explores the devoted, selfless and communal nature of the early church and how their encounter with the Holy Spirit empowered them and sparked a deep sense of love and unity. This led to miraculous growth of the church.

After the Holy Spirit comes at Pentecost, a new community is created. What is this community like, and what do they devote themselves to?

After the outpouring of the Holy Spirit and a radical encounter with God, the early church became a community of believers who lived out their lives in a radical way. True community can only be found in the church. What does that look like for us today?

Joe Leach, inspired by the Acts preaching series, leads through an evening on understanding biblical and personal perspectives on the person and work of the Holy Spirit.

Pentecost is the launch of a new age – the age of the Spirit. In this passage, Luke tells us about who the Spirit is, and how we respond.

After Pentecost Peter preaches to the bewildered crowd and reveals what you have witnessed was promised beforehand. The gospel is declared and the need for a heartfelt response of repentance.

The task of witnessing to the ends of the earth would be impossible were not for what happened after Jesus’ ascension at Pentecost. God poured out his Holy Spirit in a new way and his people are empowered to live for him and make disciples of all nations.

The task of witnessing to the ends of the earth would be impossible were not for what happened after Jesus’ ascension at Pentecost. God poured out his Holy Spirit in a new way and his people are empowered to live for him and make disciples of all nations.

Luke starts the book of Acts with an account of Jesus’ final instruction and his ascension. What can we learn from this and how are we to be people of action?