What Love is This?
Timothy joins Paul and Silas in Acts 16. The Holy Spirit leads the apostles to accomplish salvation according to the will of God, and the Church increases. A woman named Lydia believes and is baptized, along with her household.
The God of Second Chances
Paul and Barnabas engage in a sharp disagreement towards the end of Acts 15, ultimately parting ways over whether or not they should include John Mark in their ministry.
Freedom from the Unbearable Yoke
This week, Pastor Joe preaches on Acts 15:1-35. The apostles debate the Pharisees in the fight for the gospel of grace.
The Courageous Churchman
The gospel continues to bring division in Acts 14. Paul and Barnabas are met with those who believe and those who attempt to stone them to death. They are met with idolators who want to give them all the glory, and they are met with murderers. They continue to preach the gospel with boldness, and…
It’s All Good
The Story Continues! In Acts 13, Paul and Barnabas travel to Antioch sharing the good news of salvation through Jesus Christ.
Chosen But Never Frozen
In Acts 13:1-5, the Holy Spirit calls Barnabas and Saul to take the gospel out into the world.
God We Believe; Help Our Unbelief!
As Acts 12 begins, the antichrists appear to be winning. Herod kills James and arrests Peter. Then, an angel of the Lord rescues Peter from his chains and frees him from his prison cell. Herod delivers an oration in his royal robes, but God has the final word.
Much Ado About Everything
This week, Horizon’s Youth Pastor Gordon Carpenter preaches on Acts 10:1-33. The Italian Cohort Cornelius has a vision, Peter has a vision, and the Holy Spirit brings them together.
Great Expectations
Acts 9:20-43: To everyone’s amazement, Saul begins proclaiming Jesus as the Son of God in the synagogues. Miracles continue, and believers multiply.
From Antichrist to Apostle
The story continues. In Acts 9, we read about the astonishing conversion of Saul, who, in the midst of his ardent dedication to persecuting Jesus and his disciples, was saved by the grace of God.