When given the pop quiz, Peter responds with a beautiful presentation of the gospel. He doesn't talk about Rome, or oppression, but simply Christ crucified. Are we as bold and intentional as Peter when we share the gospel?

Midpoint #29 - James and Forrest talk through James sermon on the healing of the lame man, as well as talk about sin, the afterlife, whether or not salvation frees us from committing sin, and ministering to people who are sick and afflicted today. Hope it blesses you in your walk as you live out the gospel in your life and your world.

Peter and John are used for a miraculous healing of the lame man walking and this not only shows us the power of the Holy Spirit, but also addresses sickness, suffering, and how we should apply that love and grace to those who are hurting.

Midpoint #28 - Good news everyone, the church, its doctrine, and how we are to function as a church does not need to be complicated...just stick to the Bible! In this episode, Pastors James and Andrew talk about the big "C" and little "c" church and detail what the bride of Christ should resemble in today's world, among other things. Enjoy!

The first church was not a perfect church, but we are here today because God continued to work in the mix and the church prospered. Studying this passage in Acts 2 shows us how the church takes shape through the actions of the Apostles.

Midpoint #27 - James and Brenton discuss the sermon about the sermon and get to talk about some great points, including: 'meddlin', saving yourself, was Jesus God's Plan A or Plan B, strength in Christ, and prescriptive VS descriptive texts. Enjoy!

A sermon about a sermon... James talks us through Peter's bold sermon that saw three thousand people give their lives to Christ. 

Midpoint #26 - Forrest and Brenton talk about the Story of Pentecost in Acts 2, why and how God moves in our lives, the differences between Acts 2 and 1 Cor. 12 & 14, and then look forward to the sermon about a sermon. 

Acts 2:1-13 - The day of Pentecost was a whirlwind of doctrine, gifts, and power. The Holy Spirit moved in a might way in and through the people of the early church. While we can get caught up in the result of the Holy Spirit moving, we should instead first and foremost choose to praise and focus on God. 

Midpoint #25 - Pastor James and Wesley talk through the conclusion of Acts chapter one, touch upon some heavy topics and questions, and then conclude with a preview to next week's sermon surrounding the day of Pentecost.