When Paul is at one of his lowest moments, the risen Jesus stands near Paul. What can we learn about how God is always near to us?

Paul is arrested and speaks to the crowd of Jews. He retells his conversion experience from Acts 9, and tells the crowd his mission to preach the Gospel to Gentiles. On hearing this, the crowd wants Paul dead.

They forget the mission. Pastor Allen reminds us to keep our eyes on the mission and expect lives to be changed!

We see in Acts 21 that Paul was ready to be bound and/or to die for serving Christ. Pastor Allen shows us how following Christ requires us to die to ourselves in order to live for Jesus.

"Living a Spirit-Led Life 🕊️

Paul's farewell address in Acts 20 teaches us four key aspects of a life guided by the Holy Spirit:

This week, challenge yourself to seek the Spirit's guidance in all decisions, big and small. Journal your journey and watch how God works in your life!

Remember: A Spirit-led life isn't always easy, but it's always worth it. 🙏

Pastor Allen looks at an encounter Paul has with disciples from Ephesus who had not received the Holy Spirit.

Pastor Allen takes a look at how God speaks to His people. Just as Paul had visions to help guide him where to go on his missionary journey, God speaks to us today.

Pastor Allen looks at the encounter Paul has in Athens. From Paul's message to the Athenians, we see a clear way to talk about God to those around us.

Pastor Allen looks at the relationship between Paul and Timothy and how we are all called to be Spiritual Parents to Spiritual Sons and Daughters. In our disciple making, we want to make resilient, responsible reproducers.

Pastor Allen looks at the Jerusalem Council in Acts 15. Peter boldly proclaims in verse 11, "We believe it is through the grace of our Lord Jesus that we are saved, just as they are.”

Pastor Allen gives a recap of Acts 1-14 as we prepare to begin a series on Acts 15-28.