Acts 5:12-25

The lost world has an obsession with safety, which is an aversion to difficulty, conflict, suffering, and pain. This culture of safety-ism has impacted God's people by producing complacent Christians, unwilling to take risks in faith. Acts 5 shows us a young church, willing to put its safety on the line for the sake of God's glory.

Acts 4:33-5:11

Here we see the church growing in numbers but also growing in strength. So often in churches today physical growth results in accommodations and compromises that eventually dilute the mission. What can we learn from these early believers to help us through times of transition? We also find two testimonies of giving: The Patron & The Impostors. What might we be holding back from God? Are we in danger of hypocrisy?

Acts 4:21-32

On the heals of oppression from the religious rulers the apostles return to their friends where a prayer meeting ensues. The early believers teach us great things from their prayer lives. What value does corporate prayer have? What should the content of our prayers be when the church comes together? What do we pray in times of ministry crisis and oppression?

Acts 4:1-23

There is so much fear and anxiety in our world today. So many Christians in our world are hindered in their witness because they are afraid of cultural rejection and retribution. For the Christian, fear is the fabrication of lies that call us to question the authority of God. The apostles Peter and John teach us in Acts 4 how to be bold and face rejection with joy and confidence in Christ.

Acts 3

Acts chapter 3 is a testimony of what happens when the followers of Christ are sensitive to God's leading. When we begin to get God's heart we begin to see those "certain people" who would otherwise blend in to our busy lives. What can God do when we are intentional to seek souls?

Acts 2:14-41

In our last study 3,000 people came to saving faith after powerful message was preached by the Apostle Peter. Now we find those believers in fellowship, living in the simplicity of what they are learning. Today's study calls us to consider, what are we personally doing to promote or hinder the fellowship that God is calling us to?

Acts 4:14-41

In this portion of the passage we find Peter presenting a gospel message that leads to the salvation of 3,000 people in Jerusalem. In his message we learn some basic principles about how to share our faith in Christ with other people. What are the important elements of a gospel message?

Acts 2:12-41

In this message we analyze Peter's response to a doubting crowd of religious people. What can we learn from the doctrinal and historical nuances of Peter's message? What can we learn about an effective gospel message?

Acts 2:1-14

This week we are introduced to the Holy Spirit as an intimate friend to the New Testament believer. We learn the unique story of his coming and the powerful implications for the church.

Acts 1:9-26

A synopsis of the characteristics of the Apostles and what made them surrendered leaders in Acts chapter 1.

Acts 1:4-5

In just a few short verses the disciples expose their misguided priorities and Christ establishes God's priority - that the whole world be saved. In this message, we receive the Great Commission and we discover that it's only by his power that we are mobilized to impact this world.

Acts 1:4-5

As we study Acts 1:4-5 we cling to Jesus’ last words to His disciples. These words instruct them in preparation through patience; by actively waiting on the promises of God.

Acts 1:1-4

An introduction to one of the most misunderstood yet magnificent books in our New Testament. We will learn about the history of the church, about overcoming difficulty, about complete surrender while strengthening our doctrinal perspective along the way. Please join us as we study the Acts of the Apostles.