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- The Early Church: Continuing in GladnessActs 2:46 - In all that they did, the early church was joyful in serving the Lord. How can we be joyful in our Christian walk?7 min
- The Early Church: Bearing One Another's Burdens
Acts 2:44-45 - The early church was known for helping one another. What does this entail?
7 min - The Early Church: Continuing in Prayers
Acts 2:42 - What set the early church apart? They were men and women of prayer, and their prayer life affected the growth of the chuch.
11 min - The Early Church: Continuing in Breaking of Bread
Acts 2:42 - What did Luke mean when he said that they continued in breaking of bread? Tune in to see what the early church continued in.
6 min - The Early Church: Continuing in Fellowship
Acts 2:42 - The early church was known for the desire to be together. Their fellowship greatly benefited the church and the Lord's work.
6 min - The Early Church: Continuing in the Apostles' Doctrine
Acts 2:42 - They continued with devotion in the apostles' doctrine. Are we continuing in God's Word?
6 min - The Early Church: Holy Spirit Power and Witness
Acts 2:1-11 - The secret to the early church's success and blessing was the Holy Spirit. We have the same Spirit, but do we allow Him to work through us?
7 min - Early Church: Praying and Decisions
Acts 1:23-26 - The early church prayed about decisions before they made them. Do we pray about each decisions that we make?
8 min - The Early Church: Two Vital CharacteristicsActs 1:12-14 - The early church was characterized by two things: unity and prayer.7 min
- The Early Church: The Promise of Christ’s ComingActs 1:9-11 - Jesus is coming back as King of Kings and Lord of Lords. He physically ascended to Heaven, and He will physically descend back to earth.6 min
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The truth of God’s Word applied to our every day lives!