Bill Farrel guest speaking.

1 Peter 1:10-12, 20-21

This sermon covers many of the main prophecies of Christmas beginning in the Book of Genesis and continuing on through the Old Testament. 

Acts 4:32-37

God has always called His Church to push through the surface level and press on to real relationship, down where the essence of a person is. This is where our hearts and souls are; and that is where the early church connected.

This sermon will talk about the importance of connecting and sacrificing at your local congregation. In addition, it will discuss the power of your testimony in the resurrection of Jesus Christ from the dead.

Acts 4:31

Acts 4:1-31

Acts 3:1-26

Not everyone who was at the Temple in ancient Israel was there to worship the Most High God. Some used the Temple for their own purposes. The same is true in churches today. Many come to church for all kinds of reasons; but not to honor and glorify God through Jesus Christ our Lord. 

The true believer needs to watch for these misguided souls and know how to share the Gospel of Jesus with them so that they can come to a true repentance leading to the knowledge of the truth. Then they will come church not for self, but for God and others.

Acts 2:42-47

What was the philosophy of the first Apostle led church? How does that compare to popular churches today?

Acts 2:1-41

What was the significance of the birth of the Church occurring on the  Day of Pentecost, or Festival of the Harvest? What is the correlation between the two and what does it have to do with us today?

Acts 1:9-26

One of the first things this early pre-church did was to disobey Jesus' directions. Was the installation of Matthias of the Holy Spirit or a man-inspired decision? Listen to this sermon to find out.

Acts 1:4-8

The first commandment of Jesus to the infancy church in Acts was to wait for the Holy Spirit. What does that mean for the church today?