What would it look like to live out the two greatest commands of loving God and loving others? In this episode we discussed how the early church lived out loving God and loving others in having "everything in common." While the church description tells us about the church as a whole, we are also given 3 portraits of those who were a part of the vibrant community and their contributions (negatively and positively) as they have "everything in common". 

The miracles that Jesus did and does through His church can never be separated from the message of the gospel. While people usually don't have a problem with the miracles, some have a problem when confronted with the message of who the miracles proclaim Jesus to be. Last week we witnessed a miracle and this week we witness how God proclaims His message even through conflict and strengthens His people to be bold for Him. 

What would you consider to be a miracle? Is there more to miracles than what meets the eye? In this weeks episode we dive deeper into the meaning behind the miracles that the Apostles did in the name of Jesus and the type of response that they called for. 

In this episode we look at Acts 2:42-47 in order to discover what elements make a healthy church. Although the early church  was not perfect, Luke gives us a great summary description of what kinds of activities that made it so fruitful and impactful. What does it mean to be a community? This question still has dire relevance for the Church today!

What makes Peter's sermon on Pentecost so great?

Without the person and work of the Holy Spirit the Church would not be able to do the work of the global mission of God. In fact, when we try to do the mission of God without the proper equipping of the Holy Spirit we may do more harm than good. The day of Pentecost is so significant to the Church but what did it signify and mean? What does it mean to be baptized with the Holy Spirit? Do you need to speak in tongues to be considered a Christian?

Have you ever lived in uncertainty in a decision you had to make about your future? Uncertainty when it comes to sickness? Uncertainty with a relationship you were in? These are all very human experiences on this side of heaven but is there a way to find certainty in uncertainty? Join us as we explore Biblical truths from the early church in the book of Acts 1:1-26.

Have you ever wondered if your prayers bore God? Or, if God is sovereign (in control) why pray? These questions and more are tackled in The Art of Prayer given on 9-1-19.

This is the final installment on a sermon series through Davids famous Psalm 23 recorded on 8/25/19.

This week we continue our series in Psalm 23 and look at what it means for the Lord to be our security.