Posts from 2022 (Page 4)

Part two of Pastor Nathan preaching on how the Apostle Peter had witnessed the Spirit of God come to the Jewish people and the Samaritans and now in Acts chapter 10 he would witness the gospel spread for the first time to the gentiles. Sunday morning, June 12, 2022. (Acts 10:24-48)

Peter had witnessed the Spirit of God come to the Jewish people and the Samaritans and now in Acts chapter 10 he would witness the gospel spread for the first time to the gentiles. Sunday morning, June 5, 2022. (Acts 10:1-23)

Most people are familiar with the story of Noah’s Ark but the greater truth for us today is that judgment for sin will come but praise God He has made another Ark, another way of salvation, Jesus Christ! Friend Day, Sunday, May 22, 2022. (Genesis 6:1-8)

The conversion of Saul may be the most important even in Christianity outside of the life, death and resurrection of Christ. Only the gospel has the power to take Saul from a murderer to a missionary. Sunday morning, May 15, 2022. (Acts 9:1-20)

God cares about the multitudes but He also cares about the individual. Christ died for the world but also the one. In Acts chapter 8 we see God’s heart for the one. Sunday morning, May 8, 2022. (Acts 8:26-40)

It’s been said that where God plants His true converts, Satan eventually plants his counterfeits. Such was the case with Simon the magician in Acts chapter 8. Sunday morning, May 1, 2022. (Acts 8:1-25)

The religious leaders had done everything short of kill the disciples in order to stop them from preaching the gospel. In Acts chapter 7 the Sanhedrin will cross that line. This chapter is not so much about the relentlessness of persecution against the church

The greatest question in the Bible is not “if” Jesus died that is a fact of history. The greatest question is not when, how, or where Jesus died but “WHY?” No Old Testament text better answers that question that Isaiah 53. Easter Sunday, April 17, 2022. (Isaiah 53:1-12)

Stephen is on trial for his life but instead of defending his life, he defends the gospel and he does so by appealing to the Old Testament and Israel’s continued rejection of God’s appointed deliverers. Israel had a history of rejection and their rejection of Jesus was the climax of their rebellion. Sunday morning, April 10, 2022. (Acts 7:1-53)

The early church experienced an explosion of growth as God multiplied the disciples daily but with that growth came problems. Satan tried to distract the church from its top priority through dissension. Sunday morning, April 3, 2022. (Acts 6:1-7)