We are challenged by the Apostle Paul's love for Jesus being greater than his love for his own life. Towards the end of his life he was willing to share the gospel with anyone at anytime - no matter the risk. What would it take to get us there?

Luke chronicles Paul's third missionary journey and urges us to be contenders of the faith; not just spectators. God enables us to be contenders through courage and love.

Paul encountered many things on his second missionary journey. This sermon summarizes his trip and spends some time on the lessons we can learn through his experience in prison with Silas, particularly how efficient God is at bringing good results out of bad circumstances.

In Acts chapter 15 the church faces a doctrinal, relational and methodological issue. The doctrine of grace was being challenged and the disciples stand up to defend it. This sermon looks at this story, at the beauty of God’s grace, and at the outcome of the famous split between Paul and Barnabas.

In Acts 13 and 14 Paul and Barnabas take the first of Paul’s missionary journeys. This sermon looks at the stories of what happened along the way.

This sermon focuses on the story of Stephen, a man of faith and courage who God used to deliver a message to those who opposed Christ. His story causes us to ask ourselves if we would readily die for the One who died for us.