The Adventure Continues - Jerusalem

(Acts 7:1-10) The right kind of preaching always points you to Jesus! As we unfold Stephen’s famous sermon in Acts 7, we find one of the greatest models of Bible teaching. It is a continuing drama in which we have the opportunity to learn what the God of glory did. (07061230313) 

(Acts 6:5-15) Stephen, the first martyr of the church, was allowed to see the God of glory as he died. Yet the secret of his strength was that he lived every day with his eyes on the God of glory. God lived in him, rested on him, and spoke through him! Learn how the God of glory can be revealed in us. (07059230310) 

(Acts 6:5) We imagine that God does great things in far-off places, but the ever-present God desires to work wherever you are! In every place where Philip is found, he is serving the Lord. In your church, in this world, in your home - you can serve the Lord where you are. (07058230309) 

(Acts 6:1-7) God uses all types of people from all kinds of backgrounds. In fact, He can use anyone! The difficulty is not to be used by God, but to simply stay usable. Take this spiritual check-up and see if you are a person God can use. (07057230308) 

(Acts 6:1-8) What constitutes a full life? Today we identify four things that should fill the life of every believer. Life is not to be measured in length but in spiritual strength. A life that is full of God and His resources is a full life! (07056230307) 

(Acts 6:1-8) Everything is not "my business." We each have our assignment from God. In the local church, the business of deacons is to help both the pastor and the people. Not all of us will be deacons, but all of us can become servants. (07055230306) 

(Acts 6:1-7) So much of life is measured by numbers, but the work of God is not just about the numbers. In this study, we learn some higher math and are reminded that God's calculations are always greater than ours!  (07053230303) 

(Acts 5:41-42) God's command to take the gospel to the whole world was coupled with divine enabling and a divine plan. Human schemes and brilliant strategies fall short of the simple method the Lord set in motion. One verse summarizes God's gospel plan. (07052230302) 

(Acts 5:33-40) Gamaliel. Theudas. Judas. These little-known men in Acts 5 are a reminder that all lies come to nothing in the end. Identify the marks of false teachers and remember that only the truth lasts. (07051230301) 

(Acts 5:21-32) Everyone obeys someone. Our days will either be lived to please people or to obey God. God's power is demonstrated and God's protection is experienced through the life of obedience. (07050230228)