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The book of Acts records the first 40 years of the Early Church. This is a book study of the Acts of the apostles, or more correctly, the acts of the Holy Spirit through the early believers. As we study the book of Acts there are two compelling perspectives that we develop: (A) the Church’s DNA – what a Spirit filled church would look like and (B) how the Church would go about fulfilling the Great...

The book of Acts records the first 40 years of the Early Church. This is a book study of the Acts of the apostles, or more correctly, the acts of the Holy Spirit through the early believers. As we study the book of Acts there are two compelling perspectives that we develop: (A) the Church’s DNA – what a Spirit filled church would look like and (B) how the Church would go about fulfilling the Great...

The book of Acts records the first 40 years of the Early Church. This is a book study of the Acts of the apostles, or more correctly, the acts of the Holy Spirit through the early believers. As we study the book of Acts there are two compelling perspectives that we develop: (A) the Church’s DNA – what a Spirit filled church would look like and (B) how the Church would go about fulfilling the Great...

The book of Acts records the first 40 years of the Early Church. This is a book study of the Acts of the apostles, or more correctly, the acts of the Holy Spirit through the early believers. As we study the book of Acts there are two compelling perspectives that we develop: (A) the Church’s DNA – what a Spirit filled church would look like and (B) how the Church would go about fulfilling the Great...

The book of Acts records the first 40 years of the Early Church. This is a book study of the Acts of the apostles, or more correctly, the acts of the Holy Spirit through the early believers. As we study the book of Acts there are two compelling perspectives that we develop: (A) the Church’s DNA – what a Spirit filled church would look like and (B) how the Church would go about fulfilling the Great...

The book of Acts records the first 40 years of the Early Church. This is a book study of the Acts of the apostles, or more correctly, the acts of the Holy Spirit through the early believers. As we study the book of Acts there are two compelling perspectives that we develop: (A) the Church’s DNA – what a Spirit filled church would look like and (B) how the Church would go about fulfilling the Great...

The book of Acts records the first 40 years of the Early Church. This is a book study of the Acts of the apostles, or more correctly, the acts of the Holy Spirit through the early believers. As we study the book of Acts there are two compelling perspectives that we develop: (A) the Church’s DNA – what a Spirit filled church would look like and (B) how the Church would go about fulfilling the Great...

The book of Acts records the first 40 years of the Early Church. This is a book study of the Acts of the apostles, or more correctly, the acts of the Holy Spirit through the early believers. As we study the book of Acts there are two compelling perspectives that we develop: (A) the Church’s DNA – what a Spirit filled church would look like and (B) how the Church would go about fulfilling the Great...

The book of Acts records the first 40 years of the Early Church. This is a book study of the Acts of the apostles, or more correctly, the acts of the Holy Spirit through the early believers. As we study the book of Acts there are two compelling perspectives that we develop: (A) the Church’s DNA – what a Spirit filled church would look like and (B) how the Church would go about fulfilling the Great...

The book of Acts records the first 40 years of the Early Church. This is a book study of the Acts of the apostles, or more correctly, the acts of the Holy Spirit through the early believers. As we study the book of Acts there are two compelling perspectives that we develop: (A) the Church’s DNA – what a Spirit filled church would look like and (B) how the Church would go about fulfilling the Great...

The book of Acts records the first 40 years of the Early Church. This is a book study of the Acts of the apostles, or more correctly, the acts of the Holy Spirit through the early believers. As we study the book of Acts there are two compelling perspectives that we develop: (A) the Church’s DNA – what a Spirit filled church would look like and (B) how the Church would go about fulfilling the Great...

Jesus makes us whole, complete, and well in all areas of life. He died to bring us shalom, which is total well-being. He works wholeness in our lives today, as we open up and receive His saving, healing, delivering, miracle working, life changing power. Watch our online Sunday Church service live stream every Sunday at 10:30am (Indian Time, GMT+5:30). Spirit filled, anointed worship, Word and mini...

In this sermon we recount some of the miracles of Jesus as recorded in the Gospels. We remind ourselves that Jesus is the same yesterday, today and forever. The kinds of miracles we need may be different from the people in Bible times. But Jesus has not changed. He is the same miracle working Jesus. He works miracles through His people as we believe. Let’s expect the Lord to work miracles in our l...

In the Gospels we see the Lord Jesus casting out evil spirits, delivering people and healing people from sicknesses caused due to demonic activity. We know from Scripture that evil spirits (demons) cause certain physical problems, disturb the mind and emotions, hold people in bondage, captive to addictions and unclean habits, oppress, torment and trouble people. Jesus still delivers people from al...

In the Gospels we see the Lord Jesus heal all kinds of physical problems by His power. But our faith in God, can welcome the healing power of our Lord into our lives over all physical conditions. The Scriptures teach that when we gather together in His name, Jesus is present, and His power is available. Hence, we can and should expect the same things to happen in His name, as would happen, if He w...

In our modern world, where we do have resources and means to address many of our problems, it is important to remind ourselves about our God who is supernatural. There are many things we cannot do, and we need God to intervene. We reflect on the three simple statements and remind ourselves of God's works in the Bible: The God of the Bible is the God of today. Our God is a supernatural God. Faith i...

We are living in times where sexual orientation, gender identity and gendered language is increasingly becoming common in public life, and we must learn how to engage. In addressing gendered ideology, we present a framework to guide our thinking. This will help guide our thinking and response in situations we may encounter in relating to transgender people or related matters: 1. God does not overr...

The church is called to be the pillar and foundation of truth. With the advancements in science and technology, there are many new areas to which we as believers must respond, while considering the spiritual and ethical dilemmas these present to us. Today we consider a few such areas: Artificial intelligence (AI), neural implants, in vitro fertilization (IVF), and frozen embryos. Based on Scriptur...

In this sermon we encourage people to desire and express the creative flow that comes from God. God is the Master Creative-Artist. We learn that we are created in God’s image, created to be creative. All of us can be creative in one or more ways. Creative expressions can serve many purposes including adoration, revelation, restoration, communication, and demonstration. We must desire, recognize, s...

In this sermon we discuss the importance of the blood to make cleansing for sin. We outline why the blood of Jesus is the one and only remedy for sin. We understand why there is power in the blood of Jesus. We emphasize the need for us to believe, receive and testify to what the blood of Jesus has done for us. Watch our online Sunday Church service live stream every Sunday at 10:30am (Indian Time,...

In this sermon we explain how the Holy Spirit leads and communicates to us through our spiritual faculties of hearing, seeing, and feeling. We share how to differentiate between the Holy Spirit’s leading and our own feelings. A simple message that will encourage and perhaps stretch you to learn to listen to God and be led by the Holy Spirit. Watch our online Sunday Church service live stream every...

In this sermon we detail how we can learn to receive the leading of the Holy Spirit through the inner witness or the inner prompting. This is a simple way the Holy Spirit leads us, but all of us believers should learn to receive God’s guidance through the inner witness. Don’t miss this important message. Watch our online Sunday Church service live stream every Sunday at 10:30am (Indian Time, GMT+5...

The message today stresses an important responsibility we have as believers: Stewarding. We have been freely given and entrusted with many gifts and abilities from God to be used for His glory and the service of the church. Being a good steward of God’s grace pleases God. One of the most important calling in our lives as believers is to steward the Gospel. We learn valuable insights from the way P...

The Apostle Peter saw the Lord Jesus minister in signs, wonders and miracles. Peter himself was a man of faith who ministered in the supernatural in the name of the Lord Jesus and by faith in Him. This sermon is a study on Peter’s very important message to the church towards the end of his life about adding to one’s faith. He lists 7 attributes that are essential for any believer to continue stron...

In this simple message we are reminded that healing and shalom for our bodies and minds were provided through the Cross of Jesus Christ. The work has been completed. We receive by faith, what the Lord Jesus provided for us through the Cross. Watch our online Sunday Church service live stream every Sunday at 10:30am (Indian Time, GMT+5:30). Spirit filled, anointed worship, Word and ministry for hea...