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Isaiah 9:6-9:6 | When Isaiah speaks about the coming Messiah he gives him the name, Everlasting Father. While we may have different ideas about what a Father should look like, Jesus is both our father and puts on display the Father. As we look at what Jesus has done, it leads us to a greater trust in his promises and greater rejoicing because of them!

Isaiah 9:6-9:6 | In times of confusion, when there are so many choices and opinions in front of us on how to live, we can pick the way that looks like Christmas - a Mighty God who surrendered Might and became like us to lift up the lowly.

Isaiah 9:6-9:6 | Our Advent Series ? on the prophetic titles for Jesus from Isaiah ? begins with Wonderful Counselor. Want to hear some incredible news? Jesus came for people with problems. Meaning, He lovingly cares. He also came to solve our greatest problems. Meaning, He powerfully works. And what's most wonderful of all is that Christmas means He not only came to bring solutions to our problem...

Acts 4:23-4:31 | How do you respond when someone opposes you? The natural reaction is usually to try and fight back and oppose them. However, the Bible calls us to a different reaction, to pray for our enemies trusting in the sovereignty of God, and continue to proclaim the good news.

Acts 4:13-4:22 | It seems like just about the only thing you're not allowed to do in a pluralistic society is to make an exclusive truth claim. But Jesus did precisely that (John 14:6) and now the Apostle Peter reaffirms the exact same claim: there is salvation in no one else. While the exclusive nature of the Christian gospel seems unkind and unloving to those around us, it's actually a more incl...

Acts 4:12-4:22 | It seems like just about the only thing you're not allowed to do in a pluralistic society is to make an exclusive truth claim. But Jesus did precisely that (John 14:6) and now the Apostle Peter reaffirms the exact same claim: there is salvation in no one else. While the exclusive nature of the Christian gospel seems unkind and unloving to those around us, it's actually a more incl...

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Acts 4:1-4:11 | Just as the "pregnancy bible" tells you everything you can expect as a new mother, the Bible-Bible tells us everything we should expect when we share Jesus with others.

Acts 3:11-3:26 | The miraculous healing of the lame man at the temple gate caused quite a stir! Peter, seizing the opportunity, pointed those who were utterly amazed at this wonder to the God of wonders - Jesus. Do we do the same?

Acts 3:11-3:26 | The miraculous healing of the lame man at the temple gate caused quite a stir! Peter, seizing the opportunity, pointed those who were utterly amazed at this wonder to the God of wonders - Jesus. Do we do the same?

Acts 3:1-3:10 | What is the purpose of Miracles? Hearing about God performing a miracle of physical healing is often met with skepticism. God used miracles throughout the Bible to demonstrate his mercy to mankind, bear witness to the Gospel message, and bring glory to Himself. Does He still act in this way today? God desires that all mankind experience the miracle of spiritual healing, and enjoy n...

Acts 3:1-3:10 | What is the purpose of Miracles? Hearing about God performing a miracle of physical healing is often met with skepticism. God used miracles throughout the Bible to demonstrate his mercy to mankind, bear witness to the Gospel message, and bring glory to Himself. Does He still act in this way today? God desires that all mankind experience the miracle of spiritual healing, and enjoy n...

Acts 2:42-2:47 | The early Christian community was a movement fuelled by the Holy Spirit's presence and power, which led to their devotion to four characteristics that marked their gatherings.

Acts 2:42-2:47 | The early Christian community was a movement fuelled by the Holy Spirit's presence and power, which led to their devotion to four characteristics that marked their gatherings.

Acts 2:37-2:41 | Imagine that you are telling someone about Jesus (hopefully not too difficult to imagine!) and they respond by saying, ?"What shall I do?" What would you say next? That is precisely the question the crowd asks Peter as he concludes his sermon to them.

Acts 2:37-2:41 | Imagine that you are telling someone about Jesus (hopefully not too difficult to imagine!) and they respond by saying, ?"What shall I do?" What would you say next? That is precisely the question the crowd asks Peter as he concludes his sermon to them.

Acts 2:14-2:36 | Almost immediately after the Holy Spirit was given to the church came the very first sermon. Peter tells the crowd that the coming of the Holy Spirit is a sign that Jesus is not only the Messiah they had been waiting for but also the Lord on whom we call for salvation.

Acts 2:14-2:36 | Almost immediately after the Holy Spirit was given to the church came the very first sermon. Peter tells the crowd that the coming of the Holy Spirit is a sign that Jesus is not only the Messiah they had been waiting for but also the Lord on whom we call for salvation.

Acts 2:1-2:13 | When the promised Holy Spirit showed up, it made an immediate and significant difference in Jesus' first followers - and in the world! And the same power and purpose that God had for them is now ours.

Acts 2:1-2:13 | When the promised Holy Spirit showed up, it made an immediate and significant difference in Jesus' first followers - and in the world! And the same power and purpose that God had for them is now ours.

Acts 1:15-1:26 | A biblical understanding of God's sovereignty and human responsibility leads to effective mission, trust in the authority of God's Word, a right understanding of the judgment of God, and wise decision-making.

Acts 1:15-1:26 | A biblical understanding of God's sovereignty and human responsibility leads to effective mission, trust in the authority of God's Word, a right understanding of the judgment of God, and wise decision-making.

Acts 1:12-1:14 | Prayer, unity, and persistence are all hard ? but they're also good. When Jesus points us in the way we should go He also empowers us with His own strength to get us there. A church on fire is a church devoted to: Jesus, praying to Jesus, unified in Jesus, and empowered by Jesus.

Acts 1:6-1:11 | In a World of Confusion and Consternation, the King of Kings gives us a prescription for how to face the future Kingdom style.

Acts 1:1-1:5 | What kind of legacy do you want to leave? The book of Acts gives a giant vision of what Jesus is still doing in this world, through his church by the Holy Spirit. We are called as Christians to continue on with the work that the early church started and share the good news of Jesus.