Theme: The Acts of The Apostles Dear All,Last week, the Bereans showed us a simple habit that can help one not miss out on the truth of the gospel as well as save one from falling into error – daily habit of studying the written word of God – the Bible. This week, we follow Apostle Paul to Corinth under the topic: Speak for I am with you Our key learning from this study should Read more…
Theme: The Acts of the Apostles Dear All, Last week, we saw how God used Paul’s silence about his rights to advance the gospel about Jesus into the lives of the Philippian Jailer and his household. This week, our topic is: The Berean and Athenian Experience. Our key learning from this study should include that: While the Great Commission is God’s work, His servants must be resilient in the face of difficulties and resistance. Like the Read more…
Theme: The Acts of the Apostles Dear All, Our study topic last week was The Mission Focused Church. God used it to remind us that the Church has the God-given mission of taking the gospel to the ends of the earth. This week, our topic is: Consistent Witnessing. Our key learning from this study should include that: As Christ’s witnesses, we must remain focused on taking the gospel to wherever we find ourselves, keeping Jesus Christ at Read more…
Theme: The Acts of The Apostles Dear All, Last week, God used Barnabas to remind us of the crying need for encouragers in the Church. This Sunday, we continue our study of the Acts of The Apostles with a look at Apostle Peter’s ordeal in the hands of Herod Agrippa. Our topic is: The Miraculous Deliverance. Our key learning from this study should include that: 1. When calamities happen, it’s easy to wonder, “Where is God in Read more…
Theme: The Acts of the Apostles Dear All, Our study of the Acts of the Apostles continues this week with a look at Barnabas: The Encourager Our key learning from this study should include that: Barnabas was someone who lived out what he believed (full of faith) and the Holy Spirit used that and his peculiar background to suit him for the ministry of encouragement. And we can be used in similar fashion by the Holy Read more…
Theme: The Acts of the Apostles Dear All, We ended 2019 with a look at The Gospel to the Gentiles. This Sunday, we continue that discussion with a look at the topic: Grace for All Our key learning from this study should include that: All- Jews and Gentiles alike – have sinned and in equal need for salvation. Without a firm understanding this truth, one can easily develop the arrogance of the Pharisee who thought that Read more…
Theme: The Acts of the Apostles Dear All, After the brief detour last week to look at The Divine Visit (Luke 1:26-38), we return to our study of The Acts of the Apostles.This Sunday, we shall close the year with a look at the topic: The Gospel to the Gentiles Our key learning from this study should include that: 1. God’s desire that the gospel be preached to the ends of the earth means that HE is ready to Read more…
Theme: The Acts of the Apostles Dear All, We continue with our study for the quarter. This time, we pause from our study of the book of Acts to look at some of the major events leading up to the birth of Jesus Christ. So, our topic this Sunday shall be: The Divine Visit (Luke 1:26-38) Our key learning from this study should include that: 1. God’s grace and favor can locate us wherever we are Read more…
Theme: The Acts of the Apostles Dear All, Last Sunday Philip showed us that an effective witness is all about preaching Jesus Christ. This Sunday we shall be looking at another major character in the early Church – Saul. Our topic is Saul: Convicted and Converted. Our key learning from this study should include: 1. The reach of God’s grace to save: That God’s grace can reach anyone, even the most vicious God-hater can be saved 2. Conversion Read more…
Theme: The Acts of the Apostles Dear All, Last Sunday we looked at Stephen: A Man of Faith and Power. And through Stephen, we saw, among other lessons that: · Faith is necessary for power to be evident; also, that · We need both faith and power to be able to love like Jesus – forgiving our enemies and dying with our eyes on Jesus. This Sunday we shall be looking at another early disciple – Philip. Our topic is Philip: An Read more…