Continuing in our series "How People Change" based on the book by Tim Lane and Paul Tripp.

Further exploration into how Christians change - emphasis upon the "Gospel Gap" and how even good things morph into ultimate and gospel-replacing ways of living that have no freedom or power for change. A call to the hungry of heart to cast aside their idols.

Christian "forgetfulness" and a failure in the "here and now" contributes to the "Gospel Gap" --living without reference to the good news of who Jesus is for us in the moments of our lives. A message for those who want to receive God's change agenda for their lives. A humbling process that is the Christian Life.

This is a remarkable series of short passages in Acts 16. They highlight how Paul was sensitive to culture, sensitive to the leading of God's Spirit, and ultimately dependent upon the Spirit to open hearts. The Gospel moves to Europe with the first recorded convert being a woman named Lydia.

Pastor Todd examines the sharp disagreement between Paul and Barnabus about whether or not John Mark should join them in a follow up trip to young churches. This sermon examines our communication styles and proposes the renovation of our communication style can be found in identifying with John Mark.