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 ...
The Great Turnaround
Ethiopia Stretches Out Her Hands
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 ...
Your Money Perish With You
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 ...
Quicksilver Evangelism
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 ...
The God of Glory Appears
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 ...
Dedication Sermon for Our Church Hall
Faith and the Long War: Introduction. : After our first parents fell into sin, one of the first things that happened was that God placed a curse on all three of the participants in that most unfortunate ...
Where the Lord Is
Acts of the Apostles (16): Sermon Video Introduction: A superficial reading of Stephen’s speech will mislead you into thinking what George Bernard Shaw once said, when he argued that Stephen ...
In the Place of Moses
Acts of the Apostles (15): Sermon Video Introduction: One of the hallmarks of worldliness is when the curators of museums subvert the legacies of the men they are ostensibly honoring. This ...
Affliction in Times of Prosperity
State of the Church 2025: Sermon Video Introduction: There is a sense in which we are living in quite an unusual circumstance, in quite an odd set-up. In many ways, our church community has ...
The Wise Men and the Nations
Sermon Video Introduction: This part of the Christmas story is not a stand-alone story. In the narrative, we find a type of how all the rulers of this world will eventually come to kiss the Son. ...