We all long for justice and equity in the world we live in. We also desire justice and equity for ourselves. Jeremiah prophesied that One would come and bring justice and righteousness. Mike talks about how we are to live when we see more injustice than justice, and the great hope we have that justice will reign in the streets at the Second Advent.

In Acts 26 Paul defends himself before King Agrippa and Governor Festus. Here we see Paul using this opportunity to proclaim the gospel to these rulers. This shows us the importance of evangelism. In this message Mike explains how through the church "gathered" and through the church "scattered" the gospel is proclaimed to this day.

This message looks at Paul's instruction in Acts 20 to the Ephesian elders to care for God's church. Mike explains the role pastors/elders have in caring for the church and protecting her from 'fierce wolves' and their twisted teachings.

In Acts 17 Paul is speaking to the elite Athenian council at Mars Hill where he tells them about their 'unknown god.' From this text Mike explains that the true God can be known and wants to be known. God demonstrates this by coming into the world as the man, Jesus, and resurrecting Jesus from the dead.

Mike preaches from Acts 15 and the pivotal moment in the history of the church - were Gentiles saved by works or by grace? Another implication from this chapter is because we are saved by grace we are free to abstain from our freedoms for the sake of the other person