John 8:32
The coming of the Holy Spirit could not go unnoticed. People from every nation were amazed and perplexed, wondering what it could all mean. In Acts 2:14-41, Peter’s Spirit-empowered sermon explains the meaning, pointing to the one we all must respond to. Come and hear for yourself!
The coming of the Holy Spirit at Pentecost is a momentous event, filled with excitement and enduring significance. Each detail highlights why this moment is so important and life-changing. By exploring the event, its elements, and the experience of His coming, we’ll discover how unique Pentecost was and how it continues to impact our lives today.
It may seem strange for Luke to include so much detail about the selection of an apostle whom we hear nothing about in the rest of Acts. Why was it so important to replace Judas? As we explore this question, we will gain insights into God’s sovereignty and the unshakeable certainty of His plan of salvation.
Acts 1:1-11 introduces us to the theme of the book: Jesus' unstoppable mission. After defeating sin and death, and rising victorious, Jesus ascends into heaven to continue his saving work to the ends of the earth. How does he fulfil this mission? And what role do we play?
Is it possible to find contentment regardless of our circumstances? And if we find contentment, will we be inclined to be generous with what we have, or will we strive to maintain our current situation? In Philippians 4:10-23, God reveals how we can be content and generous partners in Christ.
What fills your mind shapes your life. Philippians 4:8-9 reveals how focusing on what is true, noble, right and pure ultimately leads us to Jesus. This sermon explores how to cultivate a healthy thought life in Christ and enjoy God's peace in a world full of worries and distractions.
In a world filled with problems and anxiety, Philippians 4:4-7 offers a path to peace. Learn how rejoicing, prayer, and trust in God can guard our heart and mind, bringing a peace that surpasses understanding—even in the midst of life’s toughest challenges.
Being a Christian in a world opposed to Christ can be challenging. How can we resist living like everyone else and stand together when it’s easier to divide? In Philippians 3:17-4:3, God urges us to imitate people like Paul and stand firm by remaining united through disagreements.
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