What does a genuine miracle look like? Many claim to see regular miracles while others claim that miracles have ceased. What does the Bible say?

In this message we look at the way God used Philip to bring the gospel to the ends of the earth in a surprisingly simple and achievable way.

In this message we examine the false conversion of Simon the Sorcerer and the implications for today.

In this message we look at the account of the first Christian martyr: Stephen. We will see that God is always with His people.

In this message we see how easily the church could have been distracted from it's mission, even with doing something good. The enemy will use anything to distract us from serving Jesus, we need to expect the distractions, and expel them.

The church has grown and enjoyed peace until Acts 4. Now the people of God are beginning to experience opposition, a theme of Christian life that stretches from the time of Christ until this day. All who wish to live a Godly life in Christ Jesus will be persecuted.

In this message we examine the miracle of restoring the legs of a man born lame and the sermon that Peter preaches afterward. We can follow in Peter's footsteps by doing two things: give what we have, and tell what we know.

There's a lot of ideas about what the spirit-filled church should look like. In this message Isaac looks at what the Bible tells us about the original "spirit-filled" church: the church in Jerusalem immediately after Pentecost.

In this message Wilbur Longbottom shares from John's gospel about the reason why the church should be on mission.

What is Spirit-filled preaching really like? Is it only when people are fired up? Is it when it's exciting, or when there's a "supernatural hush"? We look at Peter's sermon on the day of Pentecost for a model of spirit-filled preaching.