Volume One of this engaging 3-part series reveals the changes that took effect immediately after the Lord's asension. The Spirit is moving; the disciples are preaching; and the Gospel is spreading!
This series will encourage you to rediscover the Good News of the Gospel. Jesus Christ has given direction to the apostles to go everywhere and tell everyone. This Gospel is for the rich and poor, the slave and free, the Jew and Gentile. It's for you and I too!
In spite of stonings, beatings, imprisonments, suffering and death, the messengers of the gospel continue proclaiming it fearlessly. Paul said he wasn't ashamed of the Gospel, and he proved it emphatically. Let's learn from his example and the example of many others.
What are angels and demons? What do they look like? What do they do? How much power do they have in the world? What can they do to me? In these 7 full length messages, Stephen provides biblical insight into the correct view of this mysterious world of angels, demons and other flying creatures.
As the Apostle John begins his first letter to believers, it’s obvious that he wants to make several contrasts very clear: life vs. death; love vs. hate; light vs. darkness. We have left the kingdom of darkness and belong to God’s kingdom of light.
Babylon, the city that represents man's attempt to overcome God, will rise again. The Apostle John gives us a prophetic account of the uprising in Revelation 16. So join Stephen in this enthralling portion of Scripture as we witness the final war between the city of man and the city of God.
Scripture calls men to lead their homes and churches with truth and love, and that is a difficult responsibility. It's not for the faint of heart. Only the men who are passionately committed to God will succeed in such a role. What kind of man are you?
Beyond those present at the Nativity, God included other characters in His drama we call the Christmas Story. But who are they? And what part do they play in the timeless scenes that unfold? Learn how an Old Testament prophet, family tree, and you fit into the story.
If you’ve reached the point in your life where you think you’ve done enough for God, think again. Paul planted churches, spent years on the mission field, suffered beatings, shipwrecks, and riots, yet it still wasn’t enough for him. What would it look like if we shared his singular focus?
Americans learn about many core values. Democracy. Freedom. Constitutional rights. That’s what we fight for and die for. But the apostle Peter delivers a message that cuts through party lines, political theories, and nationalistic ideals, as he reminds us where our true citizenship lies.
At a time of year where our daily thanksgivings are expanded and shared with extended family and friends alike, it is good to have perspective. What are we thankful for in life and to whom are we thankful? Take time to stop and remember all that the Lord has done.
When we pray and ask God for wisdom, what exactly are we asking for? An inner compulsion to do something or not do something? A sign from heaven, perhaps? James’ convicting letter reminds us what Godly wisdom is really all about.
