New Albany Presbyterian Church: Sunday Sermons

Acts 6:1-7Facing its first internal conflict, the apostles solve a significant problem with Spirit-filled people. Pastor Ken Rathburn Original air date: December 21, 2025

Acts 5:29-42 : The Lord provides a way for the ministry of the Word to continue, not without suffering, and the apostles respond by rejoicing and ministering in the temple and in homes. - Pastor David Milroy

Acts 5:17-32: Peter and the apostles receive exactly what they need in order to do exactly what they are called to do. - Pastor David Milroy Original air date: December 7, 2026

Acts 5:12-16: God performs signs and wonders through the apostles. Such instances of physical healing and demonic deliverance point and lead to spiritual wholeness and rescue in Christ. - Pastor Ken Rathburn Original air date: November 30, 2026

Acts 5:1-11: Ananias and Sapphira were judged and killed by God because they falsely positioned their gift, implying they gave all when they held some back. This revealed a desire to please men more than God. What about us? Do we fear God or people? - Pastor David Milroy Original air date: November 23, 2025

Acts 4:32-37: The power of the Gospel of Jesus led to tremendous unity and generosity in the early church, and it should in our church today. - Pastor David Milroy

Acts 4:23-31: The first thing the Christians did when Peter and John were released was to pray and ask for the power to be bold. We should do the same. - Pastor David Milroy

Acts 4:5-22: The sharp contrast between the religious leaders and Peter and John cause the supremacy of Jesus to shine all the brighter, just like today. - Pastor David Milroy

Acts 3:11-4:4 : The healing of the lame man gave Peter the opportunity to explain the Gospel message to an attentive, expectant crowd. This miracle is both an end in itself (for the blessing of the lame man), but also a means to the end of confirming that Jesus is the Risen Lord and Savior. - Pastor David Milroy

Acts 3:1-10 - God the Spirit continues to work powerfully through the apostles, this time through a miracle of healing, which leads to worship. - Pastor David Milroy

Acts 2:37-47: The people respond to Peter’s sermon in droves, creating an attractive community that experiences the Lord’s steady blessing. - Pastor Ken Rathburn

Acts 2:25-36: Peter began his sermon by explaining the coming of the Holy Spirit. Now he closes with the meaning of this gift: Jesus is both Lord and Christ. - Pastor Ken Rathburn

Acts 2:14-24: God is at work at all times, in all places, no matter how bleak it looks. All we have to do is be courageous and obedient. - Pastor David Milroy

Acts 2:1-15 : The Holy Spirit’s indwelling presence signals the beginning of a new era of salvation for God’s people in the midst of mocking and opposition. - Pastor David Milroy

Acts 1:12-26: The apostles obeyed Jesus by praying thoroughly and applying the Scriptures to their overall mission, in preparation for the coming of the Spirit. - Pastor David Milroy

Acts 1:6-11: God does not give us a timeline of the future. Instead, He gives us assurance about the future, a glorious mission in the present, and a Person within us who has the power to carry out the mission for as long as we are alive. -Pastor Davild Milroy

Acts 1:1-5: The church, God’s appointed body to bring the Good News of Jesus to the world, is dependent upon Christ’s finished work and the Spirit’s power. - Pastor David Milroy