Acts 4:36-5:11. Susan Moore continues our Acts series by considering unity and the threats that come against it. We see a budding community of believers that cared deeply for one another, and that unity being threatened by pride and dishonesty. The challenge for us in our day is to be sure of what motivates our hearts - the pride of life, or the love of Christ.

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Acts 4. Ps Hilary Williams continues our Unstoppable series looking at Acts 4. We find Peter and John on trial for healing in Jesus' name - and their emboldened response. We may not have the exact situation as in Acts 4, but like Peter - the opportunities to share Christ's love are before us. Even in the face of an increasingly hostile culture, our choice to reflect Jesus will change lives by the power of the Holy Spirit.

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Luke 24:36-49. Hitting pause on our Unstoppable series, Andrew Mihaleff takes a look at the lead up to Acts 1, from Luke 24. Jesus' final words remind us that He was always the plan - His death and resurrection was always God's way for our redemption. He calls us to respond by living our lives for Him. This mission leads His followers in every age to wait for the power of the Spirit to fulfil His plan for our lives.

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Acts 3. Anoj Joseph continues our series on Acts looking at the healing at the Gate Beautiful. As Peter was quick to point out, this was not by his doing, but by the power of the Holy Spirit, for the glory of Christ. Like the cripple, we must be open for Jesus to meet our deepest needs, and like Peter and John, be ready to be used to meet the needs of others around us.

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Acts 2. Ps Hilary Williams continues our series on Acts, looking at the day of Pentecost. This day marks the turning point for God's people - His church is born! God's very presence comes upon a church which serves as a reminder that God no longer just gives His spirit to the elite or the corporate, but God allows us to know Him personally. Furthermore, knowing Him personally is the key to being transformed and enabled to be and do all that God has for us.

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