Podcasts about acts church

In his message titled D.R.E.A.M., Pr Kenneth Chin lays out the God-given vision that Acts Church is called to steward and pursue over the next five years. Speaking to all Acts Global Church Plant Coordinators, Pr Kenneth unpacks the five pillars of this movement-defining acronym.D for Discipleship, the foundation of growing and multiplying strong believers; R for Revival, a call to spiritual awakening and vibrant relationship with God; E for Evangelism, reaching the lost with urgency and compassion; A for Action, particularly in social action and community transformation; and M for Missions, the heartbeat of going beyond borders to make Christ known. This D.R.E.A.M. is not just a slogan—it's a divine blueprint and rallying cry for the entire Acts Church movement to realign, refocus, and run with vision and purpose in the years ahead.

How did early Christians and the Acts Church live into their potential? Pastor Joel teaches on the significance of conversion by looking at Paul's Damascus Road experience. Potential is realized in a life that has collided with the true God, conceded to His authority, and been connected to Christian community.

Connecting People to a Life-Changing Relationship with Jesus.

Connecting People to a Life-Changing Relationship with Jesus.

Connecting People to a Life-Changing Relationship with Jesus.

Connecting People to a Life-Changing Relationship with Jesus.

I used to have a list of doctrinal beliefs that I thought were biblical... then I started to compare scripture with scripture and interpretation with what I saw around me. So, I set out to compare what I said I believed and applied to all the Bible and to my own life. For example, if you think the red letters are for you, have you sold all you have? If you think you attend an "Acts Church," do you live communally? Do you separate Jewish believers from Gentile believers? This is called "comparing the things that differ" and studying to see why they differ. Finally, if we do discover discrepancies between what you say you believe and what you experience, we must be willing to change our interpretations. #theology #christian #christianity

At The Heights, we're diving into Acts 2:14-39, where Peter's first sermon ignites a movement and transforms lives with the truth of the gospel. This week, we're exploring how God's truth—revealed through the cross, the resurrection, and the ascension of Jesus—shapes who we are and what we live for. Together, we'll unpack what it means to stand firm in a culture searching for meaning, living as people marked by God's unshakable truth and empowered by His Spirit.

The Acts Church enjoyed the miraculous display of the presence and power of the Holy Spirit, saw numbers of people coming to Christ continually, even in the midst of heightened persecution. Because they prayed in the power of joy, prayed in the power of God's Word, united together in prayer for God's purposes to be accomplished and not for their own personal needs to be met, they saw extraordinary happenings daily. Dave Bartlett

Welcome to another episode of Refuse Ordinary: Season 3! This season we're joining in on one of the many classes taught to level 1-4 of the full time School of Transformation.    In this episode, we will be sitting in on a class called "The Acts Church: How They Loved", taught by Stefanie Mumby. All those who had believed in the Acts church were together in the sense that their lives became one. There was no "yours and mine", or "you and me" anymore—there was only "us and me". The Acts Church continued with one mind, rushing along in unison with one passion.This was and is made possible because of the Holy Spirit. We are called to live like this, together with one mind, all the time.   If you have any questions about this topic, or about the School of Transformation, don't hesitate to email us at info@transformationschool.org   Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SchoolOfTransformationOroville/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sotoroville/