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A message from Marius Coste at Forest Town Church, St Albans (UK). At our Sunday at 6pm service, Marius speaks on the next part of our series - Studying the Scriptures Daily (Acts 17:1-5).

A message from Danielle McGowan at Forest Town Church, St Albans (UK). At our Sunday at 6pm service, Danielle speaks on the next part of our series - Faith and it's Products (Acts 16:31-40).

A message from John Yianni at Forest Town Church, St Albans (UK). At our Sunday at 6pm service, John speaks on the next part of our series - God Reaches the Unreachable (Acts 16:16-31).

A message from Jonny De Garis at Forest Town Church, St Albans (UK). At our Sunday at 6pm service, Jonny speaks on the next part of our series - Responding to the Call (Acts 16:1-15).

Christ Pacific Church would like to extend an invitation to attend either online or in person one of our services which are held most Sundays at 9 and 1030am.Thank you for joining us today! We are jumping back into our sermon series through the Acts of the Apostles with Acts Acts 9:1-22 as Tim Keesey gives the message, Knocked Off His Game. We're glad you're here!

Acts | Acts 10:1-23 | Marc Ramirez

Destin concludes our study of Acts in chapter 28 where the focus shifts from final outcomes to the significance of daily faithfulness and the unstoppable spread of the Gospel.Stream additional content at https://www.youtube.com/c/RockPointeChurchFM

This sermon is titled, “Acts 23 in Three Acts,” and, as the name implies, we will look at three different sections of this text. Act 1 is called “Man versus Man.” Act 2 is called “Man versus Himself” and Act 3 is called “Man versus God.”

A message from Jonny De Garis at Forest Town Church, St Albans (UK). At our Sunday at 6pm service, Jonny speaks on the next part of our series - Being Kind to the Weaker Brother (Acts 15:19-35).

A message from Nii Narku Nortey at Forest Town Church, St Albans (UK). At our Sunday at 6 service, Nii speaks on the next part of our series - Gentile Freedom (Acts 15:1-18).

A message from Josh McGowan at Forest Town Church, St Albans (UK). At our Sunday at 6 service, Josh speaks on the next part of our series - Do Gentiles Need The Law (Acts 15:1-2).

Today's Scripture: Acts 12 Mary is reading Acts Acts 12 in the WEB.   Access Pray Every Day every single day on the Pray Every Day App! Not only can you listen, but I’ve created 365 daily devotions you can read as well–all about connecting deeply with Jesus, finding healing, and experiencing His presence. Download the app […]

A message from Marius Coste at Forest Town Church, St Albans (UK). At our Sunday at 6 service, Marius speaks on the next part of our series - Antioch or Jerusalem (Acts 14:19-15).

A message from Andrew Kerry at Forest Town Church, St Albans (UK). At our Sunday at 6 service, Andrew recaps the story of Acts so far and speaks on the next part of our series - Preaching to Pagans (Acts 14:8-19).

A message from John Yianni at Forest Town Church, St Albans (UK). At our Sunday at 6 service, John recaps the story of Acts so far and speaks on the next part of our series.(Acts 14:1-7).

Strength through Power-Gifts of Healings Acts 1:8 1 Corinthians 12:7-11 Our path to strength is the dynamic of the Spirit of God. It is not the power of human personality, organization or eloquence. Strength through power is displayed through the Gifts of the Holy Spirit. Gifts of Healings defined: the ability to be used as an instrument of God in a supernatural way to restore health. Why is this gift plural? Three levels of healing: physical, emotional/psychological, spiritual. Example of Jesus: Luke 5-paralyzed man with four friends John 5-Lame man at pool of Bethesda Luke 17-Ten lepers Why are the Gifts of Healings needed? Our bodies are important to our ministry. 1 Corinthians 6:15 and 19 Romans 12:1 The Bible gives us instructions for the operation of Gifts of Healings-James 5:14-16 Examples of Gifts of Healings in Acts: Acts 3:1-10 Lame man at the Gate Beautiful Acts 5:12-16 Peter's shadow Acts 9:36-43 Tabitha raised to life Acts 19:11-12 Unusual miracles and Paul's sweat rags Acts 28:1-10 Poisonous snake bite, Father of Publius healed, all those with diseases on Malta healed. +++++++ You can find our service times on our website: https://www.anctally.com/ You can find sermon highlights on Twitter here: https://x.com/allnationstally

Send us a textFor an ad-free version of the podcast plus the opportunity to enjoy hours of exclusive content and two bonus episodes a month and also help keep the Bible Project Daily Podcast free  for listeners everywhere at;patreon.com/JeremyMcCandlessSubscribe here to receive my new church history podcast every few weeks at.Episode Title: The Death of MosesSeries Title: Acts - The Book of the Spread of ChristianityIntroduction:Welcome to our new podcast series, where work our way through the Book of Acts, a pivotal narrative in the New Testament that chronicles the early Church's growth and the spread of Christianity. Often considered one of the most important books in the New Testament, Acts bridges the life of Christ with the establishment of the Church through the work of the Holy Spirit.Episode Title: Acts - The Book of the Spread of ChristianityIntroduction:Acts is a crucial book for understanding the early Church, detailing its growth from a small group of believers in Jerusalem to a vast community spanning the Roman Empire. Key Points:The Historical Importance of Acts:Acts offers invaluable insights into the early Church, complementing the letters of Paul and other New Testament writings.Luke's narrative style captures pivotal moments and personalities, providing a comprehensive view of the Church's expansion.The Title and Focus of Acts:Traditionally called 'The Acts of the Apostles,' the book primarily highlights the actions of a few key figures, especially Peter and Paul.The correct title could be "Acts of Apostolic Men," emphasizing typical exploits of important early Christian leaders.Luke's Dual Purpose:Acts is a continuation of Luke's Gospel, focusing on the transition from Jesus' life to the ongoing work of the Holy Spirit through the Church.The book is considered unfinished, reflecting the continuing story of Christianity's spread.The Writer - Luke:Luke, a physician and companion of Paul, is identified as the author through internal evidence and early Church tradition.His medical background is evident in his precise use of medical terminology and interest in healing.The Recipient - Theophilus:Acts is addressed to Theophilus, likely a high-ranking Roman official and a Christian.The name Theophilus means 'lover of God,' which might indicate a broader audience of God-fearing individuals.The Message of Acts:The primary theme is the continuing work of Jesus Christ through the Holy Spirit, spreading from Jerusalem to the ends of the earth.Luke aims to show that Christianity is a universal faith, meant for all people, regardless of their background.Structure of Acts:The narrative is divided into sections based on geographical expansion and key figures, tracing the Church's growth from Jerusalem to Rome.The book highlights the transition from Jewish roots to a broader Gentile mission.Conclusion:Acts is more than a historical account; it is a theological narrative demonstrating the unstoppable spread of the gospel through the power of the Holy Spirit. As we journey through this book, we will uncover the foundations of the early CSupport the showJeremy McCandless is creating podcasts and devotional resources | PatreonHelp us continue making great content for listeners everywhere.https://thebibleproject.buzzsprout.com

Pastor Daniel continues our series in the book of Acts with a message on how the power of the Gospel is demonstrated by carrying forward the compassion we have received.

JOHNSON CITY - How the early church functioned as a church.

JOHNSON CITY - As we continue our new Acts series, we will be unpacking one of the key moments in human history: the day God gave us the Holy Spirit, the Church was birthed, and the Kingdom has been multiplying ever since then with power.

We launch our new series on Acts in Johnson City, and speak about the Kingdom of God.

(Acts Acts 18:26-28, Romans 16:5, 1 Corinthians 16:9) We are not just stewards of our time or money but of God's truth. Not all of us are preachers or missionaries, yet we are all called to teach others what the Lord has taught us. Who is someone God has placed in your life that you could pour His truth into? (08208240829) To find all of Scott's resources on this topic visit https://enjoyingthejourney.org/topics/new-testament-marriage/ If you are not sure that Heaven is your destination, please visit https://enjoyingthejourney.org/gospel/ to hear how you can be sure! Christ wants to save you and offers salvation to you today. Turn to Him in faith!

The church is still called to send. A church that stops sending is a church that starts dying. Before we're called to minister to people, we're first called to minister to the Lord. To minister is to serve. Let go of the old ways of life and serve God wholeheartedly! It might be your life but it's his story!

In this world there will be trouble. God doesn't promise to deliver us from this trouble but be with us and deliver us through it! Salvation is free, but our calling will cost us. But we serve a God who sticks closer than a brother! He can do much with little. Our faith doesn't have to be perfect for God to move on our behalf!

From the Dawson Family of Faith, Dr. David Eldridge, Senior Pastor, shared a sermon from Acts Acts 15:1–33 entitled "Sola". Go to www.dawsonchurch.org for more information about the ministries and missions at Dawson.

Christianity isn't a religion but a relationship with the living God. You can't earn your own way to heaven. Your goodness will never be good enough. May we never forget where we came from or how lost we were when Jesus came to rescue us from our own sinful nature! We still need the power of God! 

Peter's encounter with Cornelius shows us God's nature in a multitude of ways, but the main point is this: No matter the audience, the message remained the same: The Gospel of Jesus Christ. May our message to a lost and dying world remain the same. To continually preach Jesus. 

When you have an encounter with God, everything changes. Don't allow fear get in the way of your obedience to God. You were called by God. Your suffering is not vain. Devote yourself to the Lord!

It's not what it looks like. There's more happening than what meets the eye. What looks like defeat is actually God's hand at work in those unseen places. God's word cannot and will not return void so don't stop believing! May Jesus go before us, and may we just preach Christ! 

May we take up a posture today where we don't worship comfort but become bold to stand out in the midst of wickedness. We can't blend in the crowd but be willing to stand out and be a witness for Jesus! Don't defend yourself, defend the Gospel! God gives us the grace to endure the call!

Acts Chapter 5 encourages believers to live with integrity: God doesn't benefit from deceit. Rely on the Holy Spirit: When the Holy Spirit goes to work in our lives, wonderful, even miraculous things can happen! Remain faithful under persecution: May we become a people that we can praise in the opportunity to suffer in the name of Jesus! And trust in God's sovereign plans: God didn't promise us peace in our comfort. He promised us peace in his presence!

The church isn't about comfort. We've got to shift from this consumer mentality and come out of our convenience and focus on the mission that's at hand. The great commission is still our mission. May we return to the bold, loving, and truthful preaching of the gospel!

God uses ordinary people to do extraordinary things! The Gospels transformative power can't be thwarted by human efforts! We it is by grace through faith in which we are saved and there is no other name but Jesus! May will live with a great boldness and be effective witnesses for the name above all names!

Like the lame man, many of us don't want to change or be transformed, but want the blessing where we are. God doesn't work like that. He isn't just going to comfort you in your condition but deliver you out of it! God is able, and He will. But even if He doesn't, He's still worthy of our praise!

The Holy Spirit: Descended at Pentecost, was promised to us, is worth waiting for, comes as He wills, and is often received as He convicts us and we acknowledge our own emptiness and dependence on Him. Relying on your own strength or efforts will result in emptiness. We need the Spirit! The power is in surrender and reliance on Him to transform the human heart!

The baptism of the Holy Spirit empowers believers to be effective witnesses and fulfill the Great Commission. With the Holy Spirit's indwelling and resting upon believers, He transforms their lives, giving them boldness, love, and consecration to God's purposes! We can be bold in our faith in order to help fulfill the Great Commission by trusting and relying on the Holy Spirit to help us and give us peace.

THE BOOK OF ACTS Lesson 17, Chapter 7 The final words of our last lesson were meant to prepare us for today's teaching in Acts chapter 7. Here we find Stephen, full of grace and power, standing before the Sanhedrin with a mob of angry Jews wanting to lynch him for supposedly blaspheming Moses, God […] The post Acts Lesson 17 – Chapter 7 appeared first on Torah Class.

THE BOOK OF ACTS Lesson 19, Chapter 8 We have a wide variety of issues that are going to come up today in Acts chapter 8 that I think you'll find interesting. Last week we concluded Acts chapter 7 with the stoning death of Stephen, the first disciple of Christ to die as a martyr. […] The post Acts Lesson 19 – Chapter 8 appeared first on Torah Class.

THE BOOK OF ACTS Lesson 31, Chapters 13 and 14 At Pisidian Antioch (there were many Antiochs), Paul said this to the synagogue congregation he was addressing as recorded in Acts 13:38 and 39: Acts 13:38-39 CJB 38 “Therefore, brothers, let it be known to you that through this man is proclaimed forgiveness of sins! […] The post Acts Lesson 31 – Chapters 13, 14 appeared first on Torah Class.

THE BOOK OF ACTS Lesson 33, chapter 15 In a typical English Bible translation the first 14 chapters of Acts contains about 12,400 words. Chapters 15 – 28 (the end of the book) usually contain about 12,500 words; so indeed where we sit today as we study this pivotal 15 th chapter of Acts is […] The post Acts Lesson 33 – Chapter 15 appeared first on Torah Class.

THE BOOK OF ACTS Lesson 40, Chapters 17 and 18 We are in Acts chapter 17 and last week we ended our study with defining the belief systems of two groups that Paul encountered in Athens: the Epicureans and the Stoics. These two groups in no way passed for religions or held themselves up as […] The post Acts Lesson 40 – Chapter 17 and 18 appeared first on Torah Class.

Acts Lesson 43 – Chapter 19 THE BOOK OF ACTS Lesson 43, Chapter 19 We just got started in Chapter 19 of Acts last week when we ran out of time. We have much to discuss today that comes from what is written in this chapter; things that most of us have perhaps not considered. […] The post Acts Lesson 43 – Chapter 19 appeared first on Torah Class.

THE BOOK OF ACTS Lesson 15, Chapter 6 We are going to explore some topics today that are as relevant to helping us to understand the Book of Acts as they are challenging to stay focused and to digest. We're also going to discuss things about the Jewish religious institution that most Jews don't know […] The post Acts Lesson 15 – Chapters 6 appeared first on Torah Class.