Nick McCarty-Daniels's Sermons

This week we continue our look at when the Holy Spirit came to the Gentiles. We see how Peter was still confused, but was willing to listen to God. We see the hopelessness of Cornelius, and we see what we can learn as a congregation.

This week we look at Acts 10:1-23, a very symbolic moment where God removes the dietary restrictions of the Old Testament as a teaching moment to show how Jews and Gentiles are both equal under God. The recording changes about halfway through. My recorder died during the service and I had to finish it at home.

On the way to open the Kingdom of Heaven for Gentiles, Peter performs two great miracles. We look at Acts 9: 32-46

We finish Saul's conversion by discussing what happens when a new Christian goes out into the world.

In this episode, we look at a Saul's conversion by discussing what we can learn from the Christian who helped Saul, Ananias. A look at Acts 9: 10-19.

This week we read Acts 9:1-9. We start the conversion of Saul by seeing how he reacted to meeting Jesus.

We finish Acts 8 by looking at the Ethiopian as a man who was earnestly seeking the Lord.

This week we look at Acts 8: 9-25 where we look at Simon the Sorcerer as he tries to sneak his way into a fledgling church.

In a look at Acts 8:1-13 we look at two men who both had zeal for the Lord, Saul and Philip. Where they pointed their zeal and how it was expressed made all the difference.

A look at the end of Stephen's life, where he becomes the first Christian martyr. We look at the four consequences of Stephen's death and discuss how any life lived for Christ is a life well lived.

A look at Acts 7: 1-53. I don't read the entire scripture, but instead look at four things modern Christians should take from this Jewish history recitation.

A look at Acts 6:8-15 where we look at what it means to be a faithful witness for God.

Today, we look at what a faithful servant of God does when problems arise, both within the Body of Christ, and in their personal lives.

Using Acts 6:1 as a starting point, we look at the attacks Satan uses against the body.

In this sermon I look at Acts 5: 40-42, the final way people can respond to the Word of God, after they have affirmed the truth, we announce the truth.

This week we look at Acts 5:33-39 where the Sanhedrin is given some poor advice from Gamaliel and decides to avoid the truth of Jesus Christ.

In this sermon we look at Acts 5:29-32, where the Apostles affirm the truth with their message and their lives.

This week we start to look at how people respond to truth. We look at Acts 5:17-28, to discern how people attack the truth.

A look at what the church does when they are growing. Including generosity, hypocrisy, and ministry.

A look at the Apostle's prayer in Acts 4. Specifically, how they pray, and what we can do to make our prayers more like the Apostles.

This Sunday, we replaced our regular services with a Celebration of Life for one of our members.

A look at the six people Jesus meets on His way to the cross.

A look at Acts 4: 13-22 where the Sanhedrin tries to stop Peter and John from teaching in Jesus name. Also a look at what Biblical Civil Disobedience looks like.

A look at Peter speaking before the Sanhedrin. Focusing on Acts 4: 5-15.

A look at Acts 3:17-4:4. Where Peter tells the gathered crowd the good news of Jesus Christ resurrection.