In our talk from February 20, 2022, Davo Smith continues our series in Acts as Paul makes his defense before King Agrippa and other powerful people.

In this talk from February 13, 2022, Claire Law continues our series in Acts as Paul arrives in Jerusalem and is attacked and accused by his own people.

After ten years of ministry amongst the new churches of Asia Minor and Greece, Paul bids farewell to his friends in Ephesus. In Will's talk we encounter Paul's heart as he commits them to God's grace, warning them to guard their hearts, and to watch over themselves for the sake of Christ; these are all things that we, ourselves, must ponder on in our moment.

Andy Wier helps us continue our journey through the back of Acts. Here we see how through the difficulties and failed plans of Paul, the Spirit inspires movement that ends up taking the gospel to Macedonia - into Europe for the first time.

Nick Phoenix continues our series on Acts as we arrive at Paul's first missionary journey and ponder the adventure that God calls' us to; the adventure is Jesus.

Tina Powell-Wiffen takes us to the next part of our series in Acts; as Peter encounters Cornelius and the Spirit of God demonstrates how the inclusion of the Gentiles is essential to the gospel.

We continue into our beginning-of-the-year connection with God's Word by looking at Acts. Here we see the expansion of the Kingdom of God through the work of servants - deacons - and the faithfulness of a diaconal church, grounded in the word of God and prayer, in the midst of experiencing adversity. This account raises a gap that moves us towards our own pursuit of God's kingdom in our current moment.

As the new year starts we are opening the book of Acts. This week Amy Hole takes us to the miracle of healing in Acts 3 as the presence and work of the Spirit of God is demonstrated in God's people in Jerusalem.

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On the day after Christmas, Will Briggs takes us to the book of Acts. This is an introductory talk to the book of Acts as we will be spending January and February of 2022 looking at Acts each Sunday.  We live in the "year of the Lord", and all that we are, and all that we have, is his.  

Rev. Amy Hole takes us to John 1 on Christmas Day, 2021.