Sermons on Acts
Did Jesus really rise from the grave? How can we be so sure? Why is the resurrection important for us and our lives today? Join us as we conclude our Easter sermon series, focusing on who Jesus is & what He alone accomplishes & offers.
What does faith look like in the early church in Acts, and how does this pertain to us today?
Jesus radically changes how we understand the Old Testament. Jesus reads and teaches the Old Testament in light of who He is and what He accomplishes and offers. Join us as we continue our Easter sermon series.
What does it mean to say that Jesus is the Cornerstone? How do the Old Testament passages that speak of the Cornerstone point forward to Jesus? Join us as we launch our new Easter sermon series focused on connecting the Old and New Testaments together, as one cohesive narrative, with Jesus at the center of…
God created us to need to deeply connect with Him & with one another.
One of the many ways Jesus develops disciples is through their fellowship with one another. The disciples and the early church were devoted to pursuing Jesus together, and this remains vital for us today as well.
What does it mean to be a Christian? How was this term initially used in the 1st century? What does this have to do with us today? Join us as we look at Jesus’ call to follow Him.
There is no single individual in all of human history who has come close to the impact that Jesus has made and continues to make in our world. How is this possible? What are we to make of His claims? How does the resurrection impact how we interpret Him and His claims? Join us as…
It is striking that the Apostle Paul writes one of the most encouraging and joyful letters in the New Testament from prison. How does Paul so faithfully endure so much hardship and persecution? Join us as we continue our study of Philippians.
When we think of Paul’s testimony, we often think of how he came to know Jesus. While this is a powerful aspect of Paul’s testimony, it certainly doesn’t stop there. Jesus not only radically changes Paul’s life, but He also changes his mission and sends him out to accomplish it.