In this sermon, Matt explores Acts chapter 2, focusing on Peter's sermon after Pentecost. His message highlights the importance of being teachable, responding to conviction, and repenting. It emphasizes the gift of the Holy Spirit and the call to be missional in our daily lives, focusing on what God is doing rather than the crookedness of the world.

What if the key to experiencing God's miraculous power lies in how we treat others?

Pastor Matt continues to explore Acts chapter two, urging believers to embrace God's Spirit for transformation through mercy, love, and divine intervention. 

In Acts two, we find three more opportunities to rest and grow.  May Jesus guide you into his rest, into his authority, and into community.

In Acts chapter 2 we find opportunities to see God's heart for the nations and for us.  

In our study of the Book of Acts, we see the opportunities from Acts 2:1-4 to always be thankful, learn how to receive and to remained filled with the Holy Spirit.

We continue in our study of Holy Spirit opportunities from the Book of Acts.  Pastor Matt covers Acts 1:26.

Today is an opportunity to discern the Kairos of God in your life, by renewing you trust, removing distraction, and reminding yourself of what God has already said to you.  Pastor Matt continues the study of opportunity in the book of Acts.

As we continue in the first chapter of the book of Acts, Matt shares on the opportunities Jesus gives us to grow in our trust of the Father, to hold onto him in faith, to see the authority and power of Jesus, and to tell others through our words and our lives.  The Holy Spirit is still very active today in the church so the book of Acts continues.

As we begin a study in the book of Acts, we will focus on the work of Jesus and the Holy Spirit then and now.  Matt begins in the first few verses of Acts to lay down a foundation for this study.

Let's carry Jesus with us where ever we go in 2025. Dennis Beers shares practical ways to bring Jesus with you into your everyday lives, and how to share of his goodness with those around you.