Theology That Bites Back
Acts of the Apostles (24): Introduction: This episode is the second time in Acts when the Lord makes a point of introducing two people to one another by supernatural means. The first time was in the previous chapter when He appeared to Saul and said that Ananias was coming, and then appeared to Ananias and …
Acts of the Apostles (23): Sermon Video Introduction: In this next section of Acts, Luke turns his attention away from Saul (for the time being) and comes back to recount some of Peter’s ...
Acts of the Apostles (22): Sermon Video Introduction: We are now reading about the very beginning of Saul’s Christian life, and his apostolic ministry. We are looking at just 21 verses, and ...
Introduction: One very common problem that Christians have in their Christian lives is the problem of spiritual clutter. Many Christians don’t know what to do with various unresolved sins and problems, ...
God is very kind to us all, and His gospel of grace is presented to us in any number of ways. But there are three methods of gospel presentation which are very common according to Scripture. Remember that the word gospel translates a word which in Greek simply means “good news.” But we need to …
Acts of the Apostles (21): Sermon Video Introduction: We come now to Luke’s first account of the conversion of Saul of Tarsus (there are three accounts total). Remember that Saul is not his ...
Acts of the Apostles (20): Sermon Video Introduction: Remember that the Lord had said the gospel would progress from Jerusalem to Judaea, to Samaria, and then to the uttermost parts of the ...
Acts of the Apostles (19): Sermon Video Introduction: After the apostles had laid hands on the seven men who were to help administer aid to the widows, two of those men come to the forefront ...
Acts of the Apostles (18): Sermon Video Introduction: The early church father Tertullian once famously said that the “blood of the martyrs is the seed of the church.” This aphorism has ...
Acts of the Apostles (17): Sermon Video Introduction: We have already looked at the overall theme of Stephen’s speech to the Sanhedrin, which is that God’s presence is not locked in a box ...
