Sermons

Believers are called to present themselves as "living sacrifices," holy and acceptable to God. It is reasonable in light of all that He has done for us.

Stephen's defense before the Sanhedrin concludes.

God will once again turn His attention to the Jews towards the end of the age, and all Israel will be saved.

Stephen's defense before the Sanhedrin continues with an examination of the life of Moses.

God always has left a remnant of true believing Jews throughout their history. There remains a remnant during the church age (Messianic Jews) and at the end of the Tribulation the entire nation will receive Jesus as their Messiah.

Stephen shows from the history of the Jews that God's glory can be revealed anywhere, and that salvation has always come by grace, through faith.

Faith in Jesus Christ is the only path to salvation, and faith comes by hearing the Word of God.

The church appoints the first deacons. We meet Stephen, the first martyr of the church.

The Jewish people missed the righteousness of God because they approached it by the law, and not by faith.

God used the power of preaching authenticated by miracles to draw sinners to Himself. The Jewish leadership were powerless to stop the advance of the Gospel.