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Sermons on Acts
Welcome to our Summer Sermon Series on Heros — Living a life of truth, grace, and the Christ-centered way! PART 9 (Aug 2) “The Fantastic Four” (the Church) Acts 2:42-47
Thank you for joining us this morning at 9:30AM on our Facebook Live streaming service. NOTE: Due to technical issues, this week’s service was not livestreamed. We will be back up and running on Aug 9th, and we look forward to worshiping with you then!
Join us at 9:30AM to celebrate our Lord’s Resurrection on our Facebook Live streaming service. Our guest pastor this week is Rev. Mark Winkleman
We thank our guest pastor, Rev Tony Troup, for presenting today’s message
When Peter spoke after Jesus’ resurrection, he spoke with sincerity and honesty. His delivery was truly from the heart, and it reached his people, and it continues to reach us today.
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We are saved by God’s grace alone – and nothing else. As we reflect today on the life of the Apostle Paul, who had a ministry of grace even through all the shackles and trials, it was still grace. Grace can do amazing things – it guided Paul on three missionary journeys. Grace can even…
Reading a book more than once? Offer’s a chance to review familiar passages, dig deeper, and absorb the meaning. But how about the same story from different perspectives? Let’s join Pastor Matt as he looks at the story of Christ’s ascension, as told in Luke and in Acts. Two perspectives on an important event in…
Did you ever have a reaction to a shot, or an allergic reaction to something in our world? Often we can be immunized against these earthly threats, and be kept safe. Even better, Jesus came to inoculate us against sin death – and He is 100% effective! Of course, there are certain side effects, certain…
Happy Father’s Day! Be sure to call your dad today! 🙂 On Trinity Sunday, we can celebrate many things, especially the trinity of God. But understanding God’s nature can be overwhelming. He is Father, Son, and the Holy Spirit. Let us celebrate Him in all his forms!