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Today’s sermon on Acts 15:1-35 explored the correct ways of resolving conflicts. In the passage, Judiazers are preaching on gospel purity and argue that people must be circumcised to be saved. Paul, Barnabas, James and Peter work to argue again
Today’s sermon on Acts 15:1-35 explored the correct ways of resolving conflicts. In the passage, Judiazers are preaching on gospel purity and argue that people must be circumcised to be saved. Paul, Barnabas, James and Peter work to argue against this by saying that Gentiles should be allowed to come to the faith. An important principle was “if you know the God of grace, you can dispense the grace of God.” Watch the rest of the sermon on our website or on YouTube to learn more.
Our guest speaker, Dr. Mark Wheeler, spoke about Matthew 16:13-20. He emphasizes that in order for a church to succeed, Jesus Christ must be at the center, for it is He who built the church, not a pastor. In the passage, Jesus says the gates of Hell
Our guest speaker, Dr. Mark Wheeler, spoke about Matthew 16:13-20. He emphasizes that in order for a church to succeed, Jesus Christ must be at the center, for it is He who built the church, not a pastor. In the passage, Jesus says the gates of Hell will not stand against the church, so we must be on the offense to evangelize to those who need to hear the Word of God. Watch the rest of the sermon on our website or on our YouTube channel.
Pastor Glen highlighted three cities from Acts 14 and how they were ministered to by the early church. In terms of ministry, we must always begin the engagement and be bold while doing so. Truth always divides and unites, so in this way, we must be w
Pastor Glen highlighted three cities from Acts 14 and how they were ministered to by the early church. In terms of ministry, we must always begin the engagement and be bold while doing so. Truth always divides and unites, so in this way, we must be willing to endure persecution and also be willing to strengthen disciples. Watch the sermon on our website or our YouTube channel to learn more!
Pastor Glen talked about the first mission in Acts 13:13-52. The gospel was already on the move. In the passage, we see that there is a clear plan and structure for missions: a team, target, goal and strategy. The backbone of a mission consists of bo
Pastor Glen talked about the first mission in Acts 13:13-52. The gospel was already on the move. In the passage, we see that there is a clear plan and structure for missions: a team, target, goal and strategy. The backbone of a mission consists of boldness to proclaim the truth and willingness to endure suffering. Watch the rest of the sermon on our website or on YouTube!
COME JOIN US for a wholesome family-friendly event for kids and their parents. There will be booths for kids, music, games, and a free lunch. There is no cost to attend. We look forward to seeing you there!
COME JOIN US for a wholesome family-friendly event for kids and their parents. There will be booths for kids, music, games, and a free lunch. There is no cost to attend. We look forward to seeing you there!
Today, Pastor Glen spoke about the power of prayer and the peril of pride. These topics are seen in Acts 11. In the passage, Herod, a prideful king, throws Peter in jail to appease his Jewish followers. By the prayers of some servant women, Peter is
Today, Pastor Glen spoke about the power of prayer and the peril of pride. These topics are seen in Acts 11. In the passage, Herod, a prideful king, throws Peter in jail to appease his Jewish followers. By the prayers of some servant women, Peter is miraculously freed from his chains while the guards were put into a divine sleep. He then goes on to continue his ministry. So, Peter lives for the glory of God, whereas Herod lived for the glory of himself. Watch the rest of the sermon on our website or on YouTube to learn more!
Acts 11 is a passage of acceptance and advancement. A skeptical church challenged Peter for associating himself with Gentiles, but Peter did so because they Spirit was moving in the hearts of these people. After this, the church accepted this newly l
Acts 11 is a passage of acceptance and advancement. A skeptical church challenged Peter for associating himself with Gentiles, but Peter did so because they Spirit was moving in the hearts of these people. After this, the church accepted this newly learned truth and gave glory to God. Watch the rest of the sermon on our website or on YouTube to see how the church can grow stronger amidst suffering and conflict!
Today, Pastor Glen gave a fresh perspective on leprosy from the book of Leviticus 13-14. Leviticus 13 talks about how to identify leprosy, and Leviticus 14 talks about the cleansing of it. Leprosy represents the devastating effects of sin on our live
Today, Pastor Glen gave a fresh perspective on leprosy from the book of Leviticus 13-14. Leviticus 13 talks about how to identify leprosy, and Leviticus 14 talks about the cleansing of it. Leprosy represents the devastating effects of sin on our lives. Like leprosy, sin is non-discriminating, disseminating, corrupting, isolating, unhidden, and it causes death. This is the good news: leprosy, like sin, can be cleansed in one way, and that is through the blood of a sacrifice and declaration of a priest. Watch the sermon on our website or on our YouTube channel to learn more!
Today’s sermon on Acts 15:1-35 explored the correct ways of resolving conflicts. In the passage, Judiazers are preaching on gospel purity and argue that people must be circumcised to be saved. Paul, Barnabas, James and Peter work to argue again Our guest speaker, Dr. Mark Wheeler, spoke about Matthew 16:13-20. He emphasizes that in order for a church to succeed, Jesus Christ must be at the center, for it is He who built the church, not a pastor. In the passage, Jesus says the gates of Hell Pastor Glen highlighted three cities from Acts 14 and how they were ministered to by the early church. In terms of ministry, we must always begin the engagement and be bold while doing so. Truth always divides and unites, so in this way, we must be w Pastor Glen talked about the first mission in Acts 13:13-52. The gospel was already on the move. In the passage, we see that there is a clear plan and structure for missions: a team, target, goal and strategy. The backbone of a mission consists of bo COME JOIN US for a wholesome family-friendly event for kids and their parents. There will be booths for kids, music, games, and a free lunch. There is no cost to attend. We look forward to seeing you there! Today, Pastor Glen spoke about the power of prayer and the peril of pride. These topics are seen in Acts 11. In the passage, Herod, a prideful king, throws Peter in jail to appease his Jewish followers. By the prayers of some servant women, Peter is Acts 11 is a passage of acceptance and advancement. A skeptical church challenged Peter for associating himself with Gentiles, but Peter did so because they Spirit was moving in the hearts of these people. After this, the church accepted this newly l Today, Pastor Glen gave a fresh perspective on leprosy from the book of Leviticus 13-14. Leviticus 13 talks about how to identify leprosy, and Leviticus 14 talks about the cleansing of it. Leprosy represents the devastating effects of sin on our live