The fourth great work of God in Acts 2:42-47 was to move people to prayer.

The Spirit of God moved believers to break bread together. What was this work of this work and is it evident in our church today?

The second great work of the Spirit was to move the believers of the early church into a deep fellowship with each other.

One of the great works of the Holy Spirit in the early church was to give His people a devotion and passion for the teaching of the apostles.

Acts 2:42-47 is a record of the work of God's Spirit in the early church. In the first message in this series we will examine the desire of the Spirit to do a work in the early church, a passion He still has for us today.

Though they had their differences, Peter expresses his deep admiration for the apostle Paul and the depth of truth he preached.

How does knowing that the heavens and earth will one day be dissolved by fire affect our priorities and the kind of people we ought to be?

Peter responds to the question posed by scoffers: "Where is the promise of His return?"

In telling his readers that he wrote his letter to remind tem of the prophetic word and the command of Jesus, Peter omits to speak of the Law of Moses. What is the role of the Law of Moses in the life of the believer today?

Not all who have experienced the power and presence of Jesus will overcome, some will be entangled and fall away.