What does a cross-cultural Gospel mission look like? This week on No Falling Word with Liam Goligher, well study the sixteenth chapter of Acts, where Timothy joins Paul and Silas in their travels. Paul knows his audience well and he presents a singular Gospel, with a message tailored according to culture and custom.

Youve likely heard the Latin phrase, solo Christo, before. What does it mean? This week on No Falling Word with Liam Goligher, well be studying in the book of Acts, chapter 15. The apostles and elders are encouraging fellow believers in the faith, and emphasizing that salvation is in Christ alone.

Have you ever had a disagreement with another believer over theology or biblical interpretation? This week on No Falling Word, well study the fifteenth and sixteenth chapters of Acts. Its there that the apostles and elders provide for us a model for handling disagreement and division in the church.

Have you ever wondered if youre good enough? This week on No Falling Word with Liam Goligher, well continue with the second half of last weeks message in Acts 15, as the apostles and elders lay out for the Gentile believers, in no uncertain terms, exactly what is required of them in order to follow Christ.

What makes a person right with God? This week on No Falling Word with Liam Goligher, were studying the second half of the fifteenth chapter of Acts. Here the apostles and elders address the Gentile believers, outlining exactly what is, and what is not, required of them in order to follow Christ.

Is there a formula for becoming a Christ follower? This week on No Falling Word with Liam Goligher, well turn to the fifteenth chapter of Acts, where Paul and Barnabas are in Jerusalem, setting the record straight among Jewish believers about what is required in order for a gentile to find salvation in Christ.

Theres no such thing as a bed of roses without thorns. This week on No Falling Word, well continue in the book of Acts as minds are reached, hearts are changed, and disciples are made. But living out the Christian faith isnt always easy, and the disciples are reminded that hardships must be endured in order to see the kingdom of God.

Exalt the message, not the messenger! This week on No Falling Word with Liam Goligher, in the fourteenth chapter of Acts, Paul and Barnabas continue traveling and preaching the Gospel to Jews and Gentiles. When Paul heals a lame man, instead of bringing glory to God, the miracle causes confusion, division and trouble. Some sermons dont get very far. When Paul and Barnabas tell the good news of the Gospel and then a lame man walks again, instead of focusing on the message of the Gospel and source of the miracle, the crowd focuses on Paul and Barnabas!

On No Falling Word with Liam Goligher, we hear a word of promise, and a word of warning. In the thirteenth chapter of Acts, Paul is speaking to both Jews and God-fearing Gentiles, drawing a connection between David and Jesus. He anchors the Gospel message in ancient history, warning his listeners not to reject Jesus again. Paul explains to the crowd at the synagogue that Jesus Christ is the fulfillment of Gods promises to their ancestors. That the justification they couldnt obtain through the Law of Moses is freely available to them through the resurrected Christ.

This week on No Falling Word with Liam Goligher, well turn to the thirteenth chapter of Acts, where Paul is speaking in a synagogue to the Sabbath crowd. He gives an impassioned and historical account of Israels covenant relationship with God, and then connects that message of Gods grace and provision to salvation alone through Christ the Messiah. We are His, but we are His by His choice. God has elected us, and He provides for us. We receive His ultimate gift of provision when we put our faith and hope of salvation in our Messiah, Jesus Christ.