The Adventure Continues - Jerusalem

(Acts 1:15-26) As we study in the book of Acts, we find Peter leading the remaining disciples in a business meeting. Throughout this account, we are given four practical applications for finding the will of God. Trust the Lord’s leading in your life today!  (07014230117) 

(Acts 1:16-25) Have you ever wondered what happened to Judas? As we study the life of one of the saddest men in history, we see how he missed the value of Jesus. Just as his life displayed, you can be in the crowd but not in God’s family.  (07013230116) 

(Acts 1:6-8) In Acts 1, the Lord gives us three things that every disciple needs and an outline of His advancing work throughout history. He has given us the tools needed. Don’t miss the adventure we are on with Him! (07011230113) 

(Acts 1:14-26) Prayer is not just for special times — it is for all times! As you continue in prayer, use the Scripture as a guide, and allow the Lord to direct your decisions. We must connect our prayer to His will. (07010230112) 

(Acts 1:12-14) Prayer is the faith of man put into words. In Acts 1, we find not only a prayer meeting but a season of true prayer. God desires the unity of His people — the secret to the Lord’s blessing is united prayer! (07009230111) 

(Acts 1:9-12) We learned the secret of waiting, but now we learn the necessity of believing. In today’s Scripture, the Lord is teaching the disciples how to wait on Him in faith. As we study three new truths, what in your own life do you need to believe God for? (07008230110) 

(Acts 1:4-8) Our God is the God of perfect timing. Even when it seems we are just waiting, He is at work! Come with us today as we learn three ways we should be waiting on the Lord.  (07007230109) 

(Acts 1:1-4) As we study the gospel according to Luke and the book of Acts, we discover a beautiful pattern of discipleship. Two books of our New Testament reveal the testimony of Luke to Theophilus. Luke did what we all must do - pass it on! (07005230106) 

(Acts 1:1) Who is your Theophilus? Though little is known about this man, it is obvious that Luke invested much in teaching him God's truth. Luke's example should challenge us all to find someone that we can reach and teach for Christ. (07004230105) 

(Acts 1:1-4) God always finishes what He starts. He is the "author and the finisher of our faith." As we study Acts 1 we see the continuing work of Christ in His people. Rejoice today that He is still working in you! (07003230104) 

(Acts 1:1) Every good thing starts with God! From the beginning, God was at work in this world, and He is still working in our lives. When we allow Christ to work in our lives, He always brings a new beginning. (07002230103)