Pastor Seth Winterhalter continues preaching through Acts 9:32-43 as we witness Jesus doing miraculous works through the Apostle Peter. Yet Jesus is not just doing a work through Peter, he is doing His work of transformation in Peter's life as well. God is taking Peter out of his place of comfort and into places of discomfort while giving him opportune ministry encounters of testing and proving in order to prepare him for his own transformation. What are your places of comfort? Has God been giving you opportunities to engage with people in places of discomfort that you have been avoiding?

Pastor Seth Winterhalter continues our Acts sermon series preaching from Acts 9:19-31 where we see the ongoing transformation of the life of Saul. We also witness the multiplication of the church as they walk in the fear of the Lord and the comfort of the Holy Spirit. Are you walking in the fear of the Lord? Are you walking in the comfort of the Holy Spirit? If so, your life will be bearing the fruit of the gospel.

Pastor Seth Winterhalter preaches on the conversation of Saul as recorded in Acts 9:1-19, where Luke shares one of the most shocking plot twists: the man who is the greatest enemy of the gospel becomes devastated by the glory and truth of Jesus. In this sermon, we hear of the power of the gospel and of our right response to it. No one is beyond the saving arm of God, and no one is beyond the commands of Jesus. Therefore obedience is the primary characteristic of a disciple of Jesus.

Pastor Seth Winterhalter preaches Acts 8:5-40 where we read of the spread of the gospel through the preaching of Philip as he travels towards Samaria. We encounter two different people, both believers, but both with very different reactions to the good news of Jesus. One believed because of what he thought he could get. The other believed because he saw the truth revealed in Christ. In this sermon Pastor Seth asks are you a true believer?

Pastor Seth Winterhalter preaches Acts 8:1-4 where we see a great persecution arise and the early church scatter. Yet as they scattered, the disciples went about preaching the word, and the church grew. Persecution is soon coming for Christians who remain faithful to God's word. When it does, will you be ready? Will you be able to lead other disciples? Will you endure persecution while still preaching the gospel with joy?