Pastor Sean concludes this miniseries on the big picture. After discussing our need to share the Gospel last week, this week he discusses the importance of our deeds, emphasizing they mean nothing without words.

Pastor Sean pauses the Acts series and asks us to take a step back and look at the big picture. He shares the reason for the Gospel and our invitation to help restore the Kingdom.

Pastor Sean pauses the Acts series and asks us to take a step back and look at the big picture. He shares the reason for the Gospel and our invitation to help restore the Kingdom.

Pastor Sean pauses the Acts series and asks us to take a step back and look at the big picture. He shares the reason for the Gospel and our invitation to help restore the Kingdom.

Acts 18:1-11 - Pastor Sean details our necessity to plant seeds in the Gospel of those in our life in need. He also share a humorous story of his own attempt to share the Gospel with strangers.

Acts 18:1-11 - Pastor Sean details our necessity to plant seeds in the Gospel of those in our life in need. He also share a humorous story of his own attempt to share the Gospel with strangers.

Acts 18:1-11 - Pastor Sean details our necessity to plant seeds in the Gospel of those in our life in need. He also share a humorous story of his own attempt to share the Gospel with strangers.

Pastor Sean pauses the journey through Acts to revisit last week's verses and the discussion of idols. How do we conquer our idols?

Acts 17: 16-21 - Pastor Sean shares Paul's observance of idols in culture. After defining idols, Sean warns us not to be surprised by their prominence in our culture and to carefully examine our own life for idols.

Acts 17:1-9 - Pastor Sean cites examples of what made Paul so effective in his sharing of the Gospel. It benefits us to learn how Paul knew his audience and the culture around him.