In Acts 13, Barnabas and Saul meet Elymas, a Jewish false prophet, and Sergius Paulus, an intelligent seeker. The Holy Spirit dominates once again in the war against the devil’s schemes, bringing truth and salvation those who believe.

This week, a special service was held for the installation of Joe Franks as our Senior Pastor. His brother John Franks, Associate Pastor at First Presbyterian Augusta, preached on Isaiah 55, imploring us all to come to the feast.

As Acts 12 begins, the antichrists appear to be winning. Herod kills James and arrests Peter. Then, an angel of the Lord rescues Peter from his chains and frees him from his prison cell. Herod delivers an oration in his royal robes, but God has the final word.

This week, Pastor Joe picks up with Acts 11:1-18. Peter responds to the circumcision party’s criticism, testifying to God’s gracious gift of the Holy Spirit that is poured out without partiality.

This week, Horizon’s Youth Pastor Gordon Carpenter preaches on Acts 10:1-33. The Italian Cohort Cornelius has a vision, Peter has a vision, and the Holy Spirit brings them together.

Acts 9:20-43: To everyone’s amazement, Saul begins proclaiming Jesus as the Son of God in the synagogues. Miracles continue, and believers multiply.

The story continues. In Acts 9, we read about the astonishing conversion of Saul, who, in the midst of his ardent dedication to persecuting Jesus and his disciples, was saved by the grace of God.

We break from our series in Acts to welcome Jim Stephenson to the pulpit. In John 8:21-38,  we find the true source of freedom.

The story continues in Acts 8:26-40. The Holy Spirit works through Philip to share the good news of Jesus Christ with the Ethiopian Eunuch, who believed and was baptized.

Acts 8:1-25: Saul ravages the church, Philip proclaims Christ in Samaria, and Simon the Magician offers the apostles money to receive the Holy Spirit.