Messages

[Matt 16:24-28] Jesus tells his disciples what it costs to follow Him - everything. This is the only way to save your life and soul, for when He comes, He will judge every man.

[Acts 2:23] The Gospel of the Kingdom of God is about the resurrection from the dead at Jesus’ second coming, not a worldly kingdom following His first coming. Jesus accomplished the great work of salvation on the cross by allowing himself to be delivered over.

[Acts 2:22] Peter appeals to the crowd of gathered Israelites to listen soberly to his appeal to their conscience regarding the man, Christ Jesus, and how God affirmed Him in their midst.

The Gospel is good news widely proclaimed and gladly received. This good news is God’s and from God.

[Acts 2:19-21] What characterizes the Last Days, the time between Jesus' first coming with the outpouring of the Holy Spirit on all flesh and His second coming? Everyone who calls upon the name of the Lord shall be saved! What does this mean? How does it work?

[Matt 23:29-25:46] The “Red Letter Second Coming” Jesus laid out for His disciples is simple and clear if you interpret it in light of the 4 questions/categories in Matt 24:3.

[Joel 2:30-32, 3:12-16] Starting with an overview of historical theology, through the Reformation and into the 20th century, we dig into the book of Joel to understand what is written there and how Peter explains these quotations as fulfilled starting at Pentecost.

[Acts 2:16-20] The Last Days begin with the greatest gift that God could ever give - Himself. The Last days are characterized by an era when the Holy Spirit is given to all believers as Christ reigns from heaven.

[Acts 2:14-21] According to Peter, quoting and interpreting Joel 2, the "last days" began at the day of Pentecost. It has been nearly 2000 years of Last Days, and we are living in those last days right now! This has great significance for our life in Christ.