The Adventure Continues - Jerusalem

(Acts 13:1-3) The pastor encourages the church body, but who encourages the pastor? We see in Acts 13 that Barnabas was a blessing to God’s servant. Make it your business to minister to the leaders God has placed in your life through both your prayers and encouragement. (07044230221) 

(Acts 11:22-26) Every Christian is in need of encouragement in their life. The joy of the Lord is meant to be shared. Join us as we look at how Barnabas shared the love of God with the people around him. (07043230220)

(Acts 9:26-28) Every time we find Barnabas in Scripture he is obeying the prompting of the Holy Spirit. In Acts 9 he is encouraging a new believer. Pray that the Lord will make you more like Christ and strengthen you to be a Barnabas. Identify a new believer and encourage that one today! 

(Acts 4:36-37) Today we are stepping out of chronological order to study the message of Barnabas’s life. He was so completely given to the Lord that he viewed giving to others as an extension of what God had given to Him. (07040230216) 

(Acts 4:36-37) Barnabas was a good man filled with the Holy Spirit and a great help to the church.The only way to be a good man is to be filled with Christ. Would you pray today that the Lord would make you a Barnabas? (07039230215)

(Acts 4:30-35) Have you ever wondered how many times you’ve ceased praying just before the breakthrough?The more you pray, the more you allow the Lord to work in and through you. Today we see several instances where God’s people prayed in His name and allowed Him to work in their lives.  (07038230214) 

(Acts 4:21-30)  In Acts 4, we see a group of Believers praising the name of Jesus. As we study this Scripture, we discover that when you praise the Lord it not only gets Heaven’s attention, but it increases your faith to believe God for much more. (07037230213) 

(Acts 4:13-20) Sadly, today there is a great deal of preaching that ignores the person of Jesus Christ. Preaching is to lift up the name of Jesus by proclaiming His Word! This is not just for preachers though, all believers are to exalt the name of Christ to those around them! (07035230210) 

(Acts 4:10-12) In two verses we are given a picture, a principle, and a promise of salvation. When Christ changed one man’s life many came to know Him. If we have been forgiven, others should hear about the Savior from us! (07034230209) 

(Acts 4:1-10) Not only does the name of Jesus bring power; His name brings persecution. Are you prepared for persecution over the name of Jesus? Christ will give you His power in the midst of persecution. Do not be intimidated — proclaim Jesus Christ to those around you! (07033230208) 

(Acts 3:16-26) Do you love to speak the name of Jesus? His name is the only one that has the power to bring conviction and blot out your sins. Take the challenge to share Jesus Christ with someone today! (07032230207) 

(Acts 3:11-16) The name of Jesus Christ is the only name that has the power to change our eternal destiny. Today we are given two applications about the power of His name. When you are weak and tempted, speak the mighty name of Jesus! Speak it to God and speak it to others.(07031230206) 

(Acts 3:2-10) Today in Scripture the Lord gives us three pictures to help us share the truth of the gospel with others. The Lord wants to use you! Apply these principles today, and see what God does through you. (07029230203) 

(Acts 3:1) Peter and John went to the Temple to pray after coming out of a season of great answered prayer. They demonstrate how to make every hour an hour of prayer - keep on praying! Run to the Lord and commune with Him today. (07028230202) 

(Acts 2:41-47) God makes every day holy! When Peter preached at Pentecost it was not about a day, but a season. God is working even on the days we consider ordinary — do not limit Him to a certain day of the week. (07027230201) 

(Acts 2:47) The favor of God is not something you can produce or manipulate. As we trust and obey the Lord, we find favor with God and He gives favor with men. Let's observe this pattern in the early church...(07026230131) 

(Acts 2:41-47) The Book of Acts is foundational to all of the Church Age. While looking at the closing verses of Acts 2, we discover the four duties given to us. May the Lord help all His disciples fulfill the great work He has given to us! (07025230130) 

(Acts 2:37-41) In this study we are given several thoughts about the response on the day of Pentecost — and how we can apply it. We cannot control the response of others, but we can share the truth with them. Take this challenge and urge someone else to come to Him this week! (07023230127) 

(Acts 2:22-36) When the Holy Sprit came in Acts 2, He came to speak about Jesus. As we study this Scripture we see the demonstration, crucifixion, resurrection, and exaltation of Jesus Christ. We are reminded that as we speak about Him the Holy Spirit begins to work. (07022230126) 

(Acts 2:17-21) Until we connect the Truth of the Word of God to our lives, it makes no lasting impact. The message given on the day of Pentecost still speaks to us about the work of the Spirit and our response to Him. Stop and acknowledge your own need, and then share the Truth with someone else. (07021230125) 

(Acts 2:14-21) Today we listen to Peter’s first sermon after the coming of the Holy Spirit. The Lord gives us this message as a model of New Testament preaching. His sermon on the day of Pentecost helps us consider both the past and the prospect of the future. (07020230124) 

(Acts 2:14-38) Do you know how to identify New Testament preaching? In Acts 2 we discover three simple elements that mark the preaching of God's Word. May the Lord help us all to become better hearers of the Truth! (07019230123) 

(Acts 2:4-13) On Pentecost, the Holy Spirit enabled the disciples to communicate in languages they did not previously know so that all people could hear the gospel. As we learn more about the miraculous sign gifts given on that day, we discover more about both God’s heart and His power. (07017230120) 

(Acts 2:2-3) In Acts 2 the Holy Spirit describes the day of Pentecost to us. That day will never be reproduced, but the power exhibited can be lived out in our own lives each day. We all need the fresh life-giving wind and the blazing fire of the Holy Ghost in our lives. (07016230119) 

(Acts 2:1) While studying the life of the disciples, we realize that true unity only comes through the Lord. The only way God’s people can have true oneness is by making it all about Christ.   (07015230118)