Harvest Community Church of Huntersville

Most Christians know that God is in control of everything and has a plan for this world. Often, however, that plan comes together in ways that we could never anticipate or plan ourselves, and that is the case in our passage for today, Acts 15-36-16-10.

We are familiar with various types of supply lines in our society. This sermon from Acts 13 is going to point us to the ultimate supply line for God's work of evangelism, disciplemaking, and church planting.

Today's message is given by Dan Martin and focuses on Acts 12-20-24.

What do you do when you face something very difficult or even impossible- Today's sermon from Acts 12 shows us what the early church did in one of those situations-and how it turned out surprisingly well-

Unfortunately, the church in America for the most part not growing by conversion. The few churches that are growing most often are doing so because people transfer from one church to another. Acts 11 shows us how the early church expanded, giving us hope and instruction.

It is hard to conceive of a Christian working AGAINST God rather than FOR Him. It is even harder to conceive of an apostle doing that. Today's sermon from Acts 10-23-11-18 shows how Peter avoided that and obeyed God-and how we can too.

It is natural to look only at the actions people do, but every action comes from within. Our passage for today, Acts 10-1-23, show us how God can help us get to the -heart- of the matter.

There are a lot of extreme positions on healing within the Christian world-ranging from so-called -faith healers- who take people's money for public -healing- to those who deny the presence of any healing today. Based on Acts 9-32-43, we will attempt to give a biblical perspective on healing and miracles.

When we study the life of famous people like the Apostle Paul, it is easy for our focus to be on what they did to serve Christ, but our passage today demonstrates that his ministry was fueled by partnership with God and others.

Acts 9 records the amazing conversion of Saul of Tarsus. While there are a lot of unique elements to his experience, the focus of this message is the many similarities it has to every conversion to Christ.