Sermons on Acts
Acts of the Apostles: But, the Church
The early church's devotion to gathering, giving, and growing together in Acts 2 shows what it means to be the church today.
Acts of the Apostles: Simple Process, Supernatural Progress
God outlines a simple process of power, opposition, proclamation, praise, and perseverance that produces supernatural growth in His church.
Acts Of The Apostles: Worth Dying For
Stephen's life and death show that what we are willing to die for should be the very thing we are faithfully living for today.
Count The Cost: Leaving Success
Philip's obedience to leave a thriving ministry for the desert road shows that following God's unexpected call, even away from success, leads to greater Kingdom impact.
Here To Stay 2.0: I Feel Used
A life fully surrendered to God is a life that gets used by God for what matters most.
I Love The Church: What If?
Like Peter with Cornelius, God is often already at work on the other side of our obedience, so every small yes can open an unexpected door.
I Love The Church: Who's Chasing Who
Like the Ethiopian eunuch, you can move toward God before you understand Him, because God is already pursuing searching people and making a way to belong.
January 2nd, 2022 - Marshall Fire Message
In the wake of the Marshall Fire's loss, our hope must rest not in temporary possessions but in Jesus, who never changes, as we steward what remains.
Kingdom For All: Acts 9:1-31
God will use whatever means necessary to bring about redemption, and as redeemed people we're called to listen like Saul, obey like Ananias, and empower others like Barnabas.
Kingdom For All: Cause & Conviction
Stephen's life in Acts 6-7 shows that real convictions about the Kingdom show up in humble service, bold witness, and willingness to suffer, even die, for Jesus.
Kingdom For All: To An Unknown God
Like Paul at the Areopagus, we're called to know our culture and courageously proclaim the one true God without watering down the gospel.
Lookout Church: The Other Side Of Obedience
You rarely know what is waiting on the other side of your obedience.
Make Room: Can I Get A Witness?
Every believer, not just the qualified, is called and empowered by the Spirit to be an ordinary witness of Jesus starting at home.
PNWD CONF 2022: Revival Starts Here
Like Peter and John, ordinary believers with no special training can carry unmistakable identity, bold conviction, and undeniable power when they've been with Jesus.
Prayer Revival: Acts 1:6-14
The disciples' first response after Jesus' ascension was devoted prayer, and the same consecrated, obedient prayer life is what prepares us to see God work.
Prayer Revival: Acts 7:54-60
Stephen's prayer as he was being stoned shows that real prayer under pressure reveals trust in God and mercy toward our persecutors.
PW Conference Session 2: Acts 9:26-28
Like Barnabas with Saul, leaders are called to believe in and empower overlooked people before anyone else will.
Vision Series: Does My Presence Matter?
God has always worked through His gathered people, so showing up to church matters both for what He wants to do in you and through you.
Why Church?: Ordinary People
Like Paul, ordinary people who encounter God's heavenly vision are called to engage a city, make disciples, and plant churches despite their past.