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The Greatest Kingdom

The Indomitable, Unconquerable, Unassailable, Unshakeable, Now-and-Not-Yet… The GREATEST Kingdom

At the end of Luke’s masterful tale of the spread of the church across the known world, he reminds us, through the life of Paul, of the two most important realities of our lives. And they are found in a place, and a person. Come and see...

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The Opportunity of Interrupted Plans

Acts

26

Josh Johnson

Paul's example in Acts 26 shows us how to hold our plans loosely in order to see the Gospel opportunities of God’s sovereign and purposeful interruptions.

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Jesus is Alive!

Acts

25

Jon Oettel

Paul’s trial in Acts 25 is him being on trial before Governor Festus. God is sovereign over all our lives, because Jesus is alive and has paid the price for our sins, that frees us up to tell others about the resurrection, therefore we do not have to be afraid because God is with us in our trials!

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You Will Testify of Me

What is the reason for Luke giving almost one-third of his story in the book of Acts to Paul on trial? Acts 22:30-24:27

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Love For The Lost

In a stirring speech, Paul shares the story of how he came to Jesus, to a crowd of lost kinsmen whom he deeply loves in spite of their murderous animosity toward him and his message.

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What Shall We Do?

Conflict and disagreements aren’t always bad. Actually, in many cases they can make a relationship stronger and provide a pathway to learning and growth. So how do you create an environment where tensions can be worked through in a healthy way? This ancient story points the way. Acts 21:1-36

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Grace REIGNS!

What would you say to someone if you knew it was that last time you would ever see them face to face? This week we step into a highly emotional moment between the Apostle Paul and some very dear ministry friends and listen in on his answer to that question.

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Life Together

In this sermon from Sunday, we take time to review how God has been forming Calvary through Luke’s story of Jesus and the spread of his church, and how that will continue through the end of the book, as we live Life Together.

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