Philip’s Legacy (5-28-17 Formations)
How many times have you been impressed by the dramatic testimony of a missionary guest in your church or the biography of a person who survived
Philip and the Ethiopian (5-21-17 Formations)
Philip is one of my heroes. He is not one of the twelve apostles, or listed as a member of the ruling council of the Jerusalem
Philip’s Samaritan Ministry (5-14-17 Formations)
Acts is the amazing story of how the good news about Jesus Christ began breaking through all the barriers of religion and culture in the first
Philip’s Calling (5-7-17)
Instead of approaching the book called Acts as the “Acts of the Apostles” we should see it as “The Powerful Acts of the Holy Spirit Through
Seize the day: A call to mission (5-29-16 BSFL)
How often have you suddenly come upon a mission opportunity that you did not expect?
Redeemed from an unbelieving or disappointing past (5-22-15 BSFL)
Paul had been taken into Roman custody for being at the center of a riot in the Jerusalem temple complex (Acts 21:26-22:29). For his own safety, he was taken to Caesarea (23:11-37), where he remained in the custody of the Roman governor Felix for two
What shall we do? (5-22-16 Formations)
In Acts 2 we see the critical connection of the mystical and practical in God’s church.
The Spirit poured out (5-15-16 Formations)
Simon Peter preached the first sermon recorded in Acts, remarkable because we remember him denying he knew Christ after the arrest in Gethsemane (Luke 22:54-60).
Redeemed from devastating failure (5-15-16 BSFL)
Jesus and his disciples had shared the Passover meal (Luke 22:23-48). During the meal, Jesus predicted his betrayal by one of his disciples (vv. 21-23).
What does this mean? (5-8-16 Formations)
Within weeks of my profession of faith I was exposed to Pentecostal teachings in some friends' churches, where many people broke out in spiritual languages, danced in the aisles and laid hands on me to impart the Spirit.