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Tell The People
God is radically committed to the gospel for the salvation of the world. He is also radically committed to using His people to make the good news known.
The Bold Prayer of Believers
We have before us a model of what to do and how to pray. This is the longest recorded prayer in the book of Acts, and it serves as a model, an example for us, to help us in how to pray, especially in times of trouble. Let’s consider how a prayer prayed two thousand years ago still speaks into our lives today in twenty-first century post-modern America.
Great Grace, Great Fear
Even though we can know know the great grace of God towards us in Jesus we can still deceive ourselves and sin. This seem inexplicable - how could someone who knows the power of God sin against Him, yet we do. We to are like Ananias and Sapphira. What we also need is the right fear of our holy God. The God who does not overlook sin. The God who holds together justice and mercy.
The Spirit of Unbelief
We are in chapter 4 of the book of Acts which gives us the early history of the beginning of the Christian church. The apostles Peter and John were in the temple in Jerusalem and they healed a crippled man in the name of Jesus. That caused such a big sensation the Jewish religious and political authorities stepped in and arrested them and they are now before the court. It was a daunting experience worse than what Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh faced in front of the Senate Judiciary Committee this past week. Peter has given his testimony. This man was healed in the name of Jesus, whom you killed, but whom God has raised from the dead. Salvation is found in no other name under heaven.
Shaken, Unshaken
We will face threats to our faith. Forces and powers that would silence our witness. This is true of the early Church and it will be true of the Church today. The question is who will shake us? Will the world shake us into fear and silence, or will the God of all creation shake us and embolden our witness?
Let's Be Devoted
In this sermon Bill talks about his upcoming retirement and the plan for Kent to step into the pulpit. The thrust of this sermon is focused on the importance of being completely devoted to the word of God. Only when God's people live according to the Bible can they experience real life-changing growth.
