Podcasts about salvation acts

The Only Way of Salvation - Acts 4:12

In today's lesson, I want to make the plan of salvation so plain and clear that we can share it with a world that is looking for something to fill that God-sized void in their lives.   In the Bible, God spells it out in a simple way because He wants people to be saved. He wants people to come to know the Lord Jesus Christ. Today, I want to give you a story in the Bible that makes it clear how a person can know, beyond the shadow of any doubt, that he or she has been saved and that they will spend eternity in heaven with Jesus Christ. To be saved, you must realize that Jesus Christ is the Son of God, and that you have sinned and come short of the glory of God, and the penalty of that sin is death.   Next, you must repent of your sin.  The word repent means that you agree with God that what you have done is wrong.  It means that you stop going the way you are living and turn 180 degrees around and head towards God.  You commit to God that you will not continue to live your life in sin. Then, you must choose to receive, or accept, that Christ died on the cross so that you would not have to pay the penalty for that sin.  That Christ died in your place.  That He paid your penalty in full.  That Christ died, that He was buried, and that He rose again from the grave so that you could receive the free gift of salvation provided by grace of God.  Your faith is on the Lord Jesus Christ.  It is His blood, and His blood alone, that washes your sin away and clothes you in His righteousness.   Your faith is on Christ, not your works, that is how you are saved, and the good news of the gospel is that this offer of grace is open to you.  The Bible teaches that “whosoever shall call upon the name of the Lord shall be saved.”  That word “whosoever” means “whosoever,” it means even you. Click on the link below to hear a message on how you can spend eternity with God in heaven. This is a live recording of The Master's Class Bible Study at LifeChange Church Wichita, KS. Amen.

What is God's redemptive plan for the church?We see that God's plan is salvation and he is in the business of saving souls.Join us as Pastor Tyler Wilkins continues our sermon series in Acts 2 on the Spirit-Filled Church!

The Re-Humanizing Salvation (Acts 15:1-21) | 060826 by One Ancient Hope Presbyterian Church

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Season 1 of Acts took place in Jerusalem and as we step into season 2 we are moving to Judea and Samaria. It took persecution to move the Christians from the comfort of Jerusalem to their calling to reach the ends of the earth but God will use it in His power. ___ For Peter, like many Jews, the law had become twisted to mean something it was not intended to mean. It became the way he protected himself - insulated himself from the world rather than seeing it as a means of invitation...a way to invite the unclean nations to the holy presence of God.

The right title or name matters. You don't call pest control when you've got a plumbing problem. You don't google the nearest bakery when the garage door falters. You look to the right title or name to get the job done right. So, when it comes to the matter of salvation, we don't just look to any old name or title, but to the only name that saves: our Savior, Jesus Christ.

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Jason Hansen continues our series in the book of Acts.Learn more about us at ⁠anchorchurchgilbert.com⁠.Do you have any questions about the sermon? Text them to 480-757-7553.

Send us a textActs 16:16-40We also would like to invite anyone who lives in the Philadelphia area to worship and study God's word with us at our in-person meeting that takes place every-other Monday night at 7:30pm. Visit phillyyoungadults.com for additional information about our ministry.Feel free to message us on instagram (@phillyyoungadultscc) with any feedback, questions, or topics you want to hear about on the podcast or you can shoot an email to ya@ccphilly.org

In Pisidian Antioch, Paul tells the story of salvation - how God has worked throughout history to bring about salvation through Jesus Christ. We are invited into this story which shapes who we are as God's loved children and a kingdom of priests.

Peter through this sermon or preaching, will explain to the audience (many Diaspora Jews who had come for the special celebration, some to stay permanently in Jerusalem, some temporary) what is happening. God is doing this for a purpose. He will explain that this is a new beginning for Israel. From now on, the Holy […]

The Joy of Salvation: Acts 16:25-34 // Ray Woodie by Coral Hill Baptist

In this episode, Dr. Kasey Sees discusses discusses the charge of drunkenness brought upon the recipients, Peter's refutation and the prophecies of Joel and David, and the command to be baptized in Jesus' name.

Joshua Solowey | 09.01.24 | ethoschurch.org

https://pastorsteverhodes.com/2024/08/18/sauls-encounter-with-christ-acts-91-9/

The Power of God for Salvation (Acts 16:14-34) by Harvest Church

To Be Continued...|Chris McGarvey

The Sign of Salvation (Acts 3:17-26) by Harvest Church

Zach Varnell continues our sermon series Acts of the Risen Lord in Acts 10:34-48 with this week's message titled "God's Boundless Salvation."

Zach Varnell continues our sermon series Acts of the Risen Lord in Acts 10:34-48 with this week's message titled "God's Boundless Salvation."

During suffering, it's easy to turn inward. We think that giving attention to these things will help us feel better. Instead, Jesus gives us a greater purpose. Even our suffering can be leveraged as an opportunity to testify of salvation in Jesus and we find satisfaction and joy in Him. We see this example in Paul's life. Just after taking a beating, Paul takes the opportunity to share the gospel.

Dr. Chris Jones

Your words were found and I ate them

Exposition of Acts 4

At the end of Acts 22, we read Paul's sharing of the gospel, and his witness to Jesus. If we are to witness with confidence for Christ we need to the story of  Jesus, and we need to know our personal story of faith in Christ. 

Worship Guide 2.12.23

Sunday PM Sermon  The Four Calls of Evangelism - (Matthew 28: 18-20)   Hiram Kemp The call from above - Matthew 28:18-20 The call from without - Acts 16:9 The call from within - Romans 10:1-4 The call from below - Luke 16:27-31 Answering the Call Prayer (Colossians 4:2-3) Heart Adjustment (Acts 13:46, 18:6) Higher Frequency = Better Results (Acts 5:42) Hospitality (Acts 20:20) Talk to Religious People (Acts 17:2-3) Be Nice (1 Cor. 16:14; Phil. 4:22) Look Out & Be Ready (1 Peter 3:15) Know the Plan of Salvation (Acts 2:38)   Duration  27:44

We begin the new year with our new sermon series Romans: The Power of God for Salvation  Acts 19:8-41 | Blake Arnoult

Because the church had both Jews and Gentiles, there was a great dispute that arose.  Some Jews maintained that the Gentiles must be circumcised. As always happens with legalism, the rules keep growing and expanding. When the controversy involves what is required to be saved, it becomes a serious doctrinal question. So the church sends Paul and Barnabas to Jerusalem to decide the issue. What is required for salvation?Why would Paul circumcise Timothy?Why is circumcision so important to the Jews? On which issues should we compromise vs. not compromise? Support the show

The Holy Spirit and the Work of Salvation Week 7 of the Acts Series Speaker: Tim Fritson Scripture: Acts 9 Download the slides for this message: https://www.dropbox.com/s/18e7e3tmr6nwvub/Acts%20-%20Week%207%20.pdf?dl=0 (If using on mobile, click the icon in the top right and click direct download)

#wayoflife #christisrisen #christistheanswer #gospel Paul writes, "If the dead are not raised, 'Let us eat and drink, for tomorrow we die.'" (1 Corinthians 15:32). This could be a citation of Isaiah 22:13 where the securing of one's self in the flesh is what establishes life. In other words there is no spiritual dimension. This can also be a summary of the Epicureans who basically wanted to life to the fullest. This means that for Paul if there is no resurrection there is no Christianity, there is no Holy Spirit dwelling in man, and it ultimately means we have no life. This quote is important for this provides the backdrop for Peter giving his defense for healing a crippled beggar. He did not engage in this miracle because of his piety or faith, but only in the power of Jesus of Nazareth whom they crucified, but God has raised from the dead. The resurrection does not just conquer death, but confirms that we are reconciled to God. It means that we are secured in heaven's glory. It means that right now we walk as the Lord's new temple building waiting for the full perfection.

July 24th 2022 Guest Speaker Phill Waller Acts 16:11-34 "God is the Author of Salvation" 

In the first major public address given by the Apostle Paul in the book of Acts, we find Paul addressing the synagogue and publicly declaring the direct ways in which the Christ, the one both crucified and resurrected, is the one spoken of and fulfilling the scriptures which they know and cherish. How does this resurrection both upend and change everything? Preached by Brian Habig from Acts 13:13-16, 26-43)

Fundamentals - Plan of Salvation - Acts 16:30,31

AM sermon at Columbia church of Christ in Columbia, KY