We cover a famous saying in scripture today: “Silver and gold I have not, but what I do have I give to you.” Christianity is a demonstrative faith. It has real power, with real implications in our lives. Learn about how Peter and John first began to demonstrate the power of the Gospel.

The gospel does not only change our relationship with God.  It also changes our relationship with people. In this passage we see one of the most amazing demonstrations of community. It is a direct reaction to the proclamation of the Gospel.

After the ascension of Christ and descension of the Holy Spirit, the church begins. How does this radical time in history start to unfold? Over the next 6 weeks we see how the early church was born. We start with the proclamation of the gospel through the first sermon by Peter, the Apostle.

Jesus has ascended into heaven and now the disciples wait for the promised Holy Spirit. His arrival does not disappoint. This marks the beginning of the church as we know it and the transition from God’s empowerment on the few to the many.

Luke, the first Christian historian, introduces us to his second volume history of the church. He begins with a foundational truth that must be carried as the cornerstone throughout the rest of Acts. Jump in and learn what that is as we explore the beginnings of the church together.