Today on Sound Doctrine we’ll see the danger of procrastination. Pastor Jeff Johnson directs us to Acts twenty-four, and looks at Felix’s response to Paul’s message. Felix put off the decision to trust in Christ for forgiveness. And this same thing happens all over the world today. The consequences can be devastating.

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In some areas of life, procrastination isn’t such a big deal, but putting off salvation is never a good idea because we’re not guaranteed tomorrow! We’ll see a good example of that as we turn back to Acts twenty-four here on Sound Doctrine. Felix is about to hear the good news from the apostle Paul, but rather than embracing Christ, he puts it off! There’s a lot of that going on today!

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When it comes to the impact of the resurrection, it’s hard to put into words. So we’ll allow the Word to speak for itself today as we open Acts twenty-four. Can you imagine how pointless and depressing life would be without the hope of the resurrection of Christ? Join us there now for part two of pastor Jeff Johnson’s message, “The Resurrection Factor,”.

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Today we head over to Acts twenty-four, and hear Paul’s defense before the Jewish and Roman authorities. Paul has been accused of sedition but his only offense is preaching the gospel - that salvation comes not by the keeping of the Old Testament laws and sacrifices, but by faith in Jesus Christ. Not a popular message then or now!

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Like Mike.... I want to be like Mike! Remember that shoe ad? Michael Jordan was the man back then, but who should we really strive to emulate? Today on Sound Doctrine, pastor Jeff Johnson urges us to look at the life of Paul and strive to be that kind of Christian. We're in Ac ts twenty-three.

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Today on Sound Doctrine we begin a study in Acts five. The account of Ananias and Sapphira is well known, and it behooves s to understand the important lesson we learn by looking at what happened to this couple.

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Today’s topic will once again be the adventures of the Apostle Paul, as he attempts to share God’s word in a very hostile environment. How hostile? A hit squad is after the apostle Paul, but they can’t get to him! The bible is chock-full of examples of God’s amazing protective nature, and this is one of the best examples.

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As we go about our lives, we encounter all sorts of events and circumstances that can leave us confused or even discouraged. But when you stop to process it all in light of the bigger picture of God’s providence, that makes all the difference! Today we’ll see how to do that, just as the apostle Paul did, in Acts twenty-three.

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Today on Sound Doctrine, we’ll be comforted by that truth as we dig deeper into Acts twenty-three. Here the Lord encourages the apostle Paul in his situation, as he was down and discouraged. Maybe that’s where you’re at right now?

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Today on Sound Doctrine, we’ll learn a thing or two that can help us navigate through any present-day crisis we find ourselves in! Open your bible to Acts twenty-three, as we turn things over to our teacher, pastor Jeff Johnson, for a message titled “God’s Guidance in Crisis”.

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