Acts

Acts 3:1-10 records the first apostolic miracle in the healing of the lame beggar. The sermon explains the purpose of apostolic signs while keeping the focus on God's revelation of His Son through Scripture.

Acts 2:42-47 describes the earliest life of the Jerusalem church after Pentecost. The sermon presents devotion to the apostles' teaching, fellowship, breaking of bread, and prayers as a Spirit-filled model for church life.

Prayer

Acts 2 records Peter's sermon at Pentecost and the saving response of thousands who were cut to the heart. The sermon draws lessons about gospel preaching, repentance, baptism, and the mighty expectation that God saves sinners.

Acts 18, 1 Corinthians 3, and Romans 16 support a call to meaningful church membership. The sermon urges believers to reaffirm love for the church, commit themselves to membership, and pour themselves into the body with accountability.

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Acts 2 begins Peter's sermon at Pentecost by defending and explaining the outpouring of the Holy Spirit from the Old Testament. The sermon highlights the Spirit's work through Peter as the acts of the Holy Spirit unfold in the early church.

Acts 2:1-13 records the outpouring of the Holy Spirit promised by Christ and foretold by John. The sermon explains that this event prepared the apostles, Israel, and the coming gospel harvest at Pentecost.

Great Commission

Acts 2:1-13 begins the account of the Holy Spirit's outpouring on the waiting believers at Pentecost. The sermon explains the event as Christ's promised empowering for unfinished Great Commission work and presses the need for Spirit-filled

Great Commission

Acts 1:12-26 shows the replacement of Judas as preparation for the unfinished work of the Great Commission. The sermon presents the early church waiting, praying, and completing what was needed before the Spirit's outpouring in Acts 2.

Great Commission

The closing conference message calls the church to walk through the open door of ministry God has placed before it. It gathers the week's emphases on preaching the Word, small group ministry, Spirit-empowered service, and faithful

Acts 1:1-11 introduces the unfinished work of the Great Commission and Christ's promise of power through the Holy Spirit. The sermon shows that the church's mission advances not by human strength but by Spirit-given ability.

Great Commission