The Book of Acts
Connected to the Source
Acts 15:35-16;15
At some point, we’re all going to disagree with someone, then what?
Acts 15:1-35
he Bible has a lot of rules in it, how many of them do I have to follow?
Acts 14
Serving the Lord involves both joy and suffering because the Kingdom of God is opposed as it expands in the world, and in us.
Acts 13:13-52
Paul shares the Gospel, the good news that God has been at work launching a rescue mission for us and while some receive the news with joy, others resist.
Acts 13:5-12
Paul and Barnabas face spiritual opposition in bringing the good news to Cypress, but they triumph through the power of the Holy Spirit and lead the local ruler, who was “astonished at the teaching” to Christ.
Acts 12:12-13:4
Saul and Barnabas sensed a calling from God that was confirmed by the church and empowered by the Spirit.
Acts 12:1-24
Christians suffer from spiritual attacks, personal choices, our fallen world, and the sinful choices of others, but Scripture teaches us to work hard, trust God, and rest well.
Acts 11:19-30
The church expands on the heels of a crisis displaying four essential elements: worship, relationship, discipleship, and stewardship, the very same things we need today.
Acts 10:44-11:18
God is expanding His kingdom, who are we resist?
Acts 10:1-43
God saves people of all ages and stages of life, people of all ranks and roles, they all need the gospel.
Acts 9:23-43
What happens when a man riding high on power and ambition runs into Christ?
Acts 9:1-22
What happens when a man riding high on power and ambition runs into Christ?
Acts 8:9-40
The Kingdom Expands as the Gospel calls outsiders in with joy.
Acts 7:1-8
God has a long history of doing amazing things with unexpected people and being resisted along the way, but the Kingdom always advances
Acts 6:1-15
As the church grows it needs additional leaders with specific qualifications and conduct who can thrive in the face of resistance.
Acts 6:1-7
Needs occur in any healthy, growing church but the gifts to meet them are often there too, after all, they come from Jesus.
Acts 6:1-7
Discrimination can tear a group apart, but so can disorganization, wise leaders involve diverse co-workers because they know they cannot accomplish the mission alone.
Acts 5:17-42
The cycle of internal division and external opposition continues in the church as Peter and others remain loyal to God and His calling.
Acts 5:1-16
Having passed the test of external opposition, the early church now faces an insider threat as God exposes a couple’s hypocrisy and brings judgment.
Acts 4:23-37
After facing a crisis, the disciples share their situation with others, pray to God, and then receive exactly what they requested and get back to work.
Acts 4:1-22
God does extraordinary things through unlikely people, but you must choose to submit or resist.
Acts 3:11-26
Peter seizes the opportunity to speak to a crowd gathering in response to a miracle; he explains that faith in Jesus’ name enabled the miracle, explains who Jesus is, and calls the crowd to respond to this news by turning from their sin and embracing the salvation found in Christ.
Acts 3:1-10
How do you respond when God disrupts what you expected would be another average day?
Acts 2:42-47
The early church was marked by seven key characteristics we should look for in a good church today.
Acts 2:42-47
The early church was marked by seven key characteristics we should look for in a good church today.
Acts 2:42-47
The early church was marked by seven key characteristics we should look for in a good church today.
Acts 2:42-47
The early church was marked by seven key characteristics we should look for in a good church today.
Acts 2:42-47
The early church was marked by seven key characteristics we should look for in a good church today.
Acts 2:42-47
The early church was marked by seven key characteristics we should look for in a good church today.
Acts 2:42-47
The early church was marked by seven key characteristics we should look for in a good church today.
Acts 2:14-41
Peter explains Pentecost as God doing what He had promised through the prophets and calls people to be saved, baptized, and filled with the Holy Spirit in response.
Acts 2:1-13
At Pentecost God poured out supernatural strength on the disciples, what difference does that make for us today?
Acts 1:12-26
When people in ministry fall the church must grieve but move forward.
Acts 1:4-11
God’s plan to reach the world involves using people filled with His power.
Acts 1:1-3
Jesus disciples believed He was physically resurrected from the dead and this formed the basis for everything that happened in the early church.