The Word Opened

This week we see how Paul and Barnabas are mortified that the people do not see Jesus in the miracle and in turn think that they are gods. Many people in the world will do the same because of their mindset and the blindness.

This week we look at how one man comes to faith by hearing the word of God and in turn is then healed. When we are convicted of something life changes.

This week we see how the previous rejection for Paul and Barnabas does not stop them from continuing the Lords mission but also when they face it again and the devil increases the attack the Lord honours them again and move them on to continue the work. Be encouraged as you hold firm to Gods word and walk in the footsteps of those who have been rejected before you.

This week we look at how Paul and Barnabas are rejected by the Jews after being encouraged by them because they are jealous but that they don't let this stop them or turn them off.

This week we take a step out from Acts to listen to the teaching from Mount Pisgah for Remembrance Day 2024.

This week we see how Paul shares Jesus in the Synagogue in a similar way to Peter and Stephen but we look at what we can learn from those he mentions; David, John the Baptist and Jesus.

This week we look at how Paul and Barnabas were led by the Spirit and how does this look today for us?

This week we look at the church of Antioch being a sending and equipping church and how that is how we should be today.

This week we look at how the Spirit brings various people together from different backgrounds but also how the Spirit leads to the sending out of Barnabas and Saul

This week we look at a passage that appears rather strange but reveals so much about what God can do.

In the earnestness of prayer we will see miracles. As we look at the prayer of the church for one man and the earnestness of prayer a miracle happens beyond anyones belief. Even those praying could not believe the answer to prayer. We can learn from this level of prayer.

Looking at Acts 12:1-4 we see how James didn't waver from his faith and was executed and Peter was also firm in his faith. When we know the truth nothing can waver that.

This week we look at how the the churches giving flowed from an understanding of their identity. What about your identity? Is it in Jesus?

This week we see how the persecuted church has spread and through this spreading others are being equipped to share the Gospel and in that others are coming to faith.

This week we look at the fact that speaking the truth brings breakthrough and not to get caught in a religious spirit.

This week we start looking at Acts 11. Peter returned to Jerusalem and the news of him meeting with Gentiles had reached ahead of him. This was potential for division.

This week we pop back and look at Acts 10:38 and how Jesus was anointed by God and the importance of anointing in our lives as followers of Jesus.

This week we finish looking at Acts 10 and how Peter realises that Jesus is for everyone as the Holy Spirit descends on the Gentiles.

This week we look at Peter's preach to Cornelius and focus on humility.

This week we look at how Peter understood more about Gods Heart and that God did not segregate.

This week we explore Peter's tradition compared to Gods calling and how we often uphold tradition over God.

This week we look at the first few chapters of Acts 10 and the social implications which lead us to keeping our eyes on Jesus and not compromising our faith.

This week we look at Acts 10 and we see how Peter proclaims the Gospel again and yet again people are transformed. This is the power of the Gospel

This week we have a special edition of a word on reconciliation.

This week we see how the miracle news in Lydda spreads to Joppa and Peter than travels to see a lady resurrected and through this many turn to Jesus.