In our passage this morning, the Apostle Paul reminds us that right living is actually the heart of right worship when he tells us to present our bodies as a living sacrifice, holy and acceptable to God, which is our spiritual worship. Romans 12:1-2

Today we will use John 3:16 as a litmus test to see whether or not we have lost something of the wonder that should characterize us as we think about what God has done to rescue us.

Today we are going to be looking at some of Paul’s final encouragements to the Philippian Church. And these are encouragements that we desperately need to hear today.  Philippians 4:4-7

Our passage this morning is the one and only instance where Luke records for us the content of one of Paul’s synagogue sermons.  Acts 13:13-52

Our passage this morning tells the story of the first stage of Paul’s missionary travels where we will discover some valuable lessons in launching out. Acts 13:4-12

In chapter 13, the focus of the story shifts away from Peter. From now on we will be following the Apostle Paul in his missionary journeys.  In today’s message we see the first account of a church sending out cross-cultural missionaries. Acts 13:1-3

The Herod we meet in today’s passage is Herod Agrippa.  His grandfather was Herod the Great.   His uncle was Herod Antipas.  This Herodian dynasty was a moral disaster!  The frightening reality is: We’re all capable of being a Herod.  And while Herod’s opportunity for repentance is over, ours is not!...

Our God delights in using the ordinary! Ordinary men. Ordinary women. Ordinary churches. Ordinary prayer meetings. These ordinary means are the tools that God has entrusted to us to TRANSFORM the WORLD! Acts 12:1-17

In today’s message, we will be considering how God desires to be known by his people. This isn’t something unique to the Exodus story – it’s all through the Bible, rooted in the character and purposes of God. Exodus 6:2-8

In today’s passage, we see God purposefully providing for, sustaining and governing His church. Acts 11:1-30