Al Hassler, lead trial lawyer at Smith & Hassler based in Houston, Texas, taught from chapters 24-26 of Acts.  These chapters cover Paul’s trial in Jerusalem dealing with . . .

Pastor Mark Smith of Impact Water Ministry spoke about who God says we are. He pointed out most believers go through life believing the lies . . .

From Chapter 23 of Acts, we can learn much about how Paul handles detours put in his path.  Even though he had his sights set on returning to Jerusalem, a dispute between the Sadducees and Pharisees became so violent that . . .

Before God changed his heart, Paul was basically a “hit man,” targeting Christians. He intentionally sought out those who claimed faith in Christ and . . .

The Word of God is powerful and changes people.  Isaiah 55:11 states, “it always produces fruit. It will accomplish all I want it to and will prosper everywhere . . .

Pastor Adam taught from Acts 17 and 18 as Paul (and others) left Antioch yet again to be The Church and spread the news of Christ.  He mentioned how history and archeology can actually strengthen your faith journey, and brought in numerous historical facts about the areas this missionary journey included, such as Corinth and Athens (where the Olympics originated).

Pastor Adam taught on the 16th chapter of Acts, comparing the 3 incidents from this second missionary journey to “postcards” or “Instagram” postings.  Luke (who wrote the gospel of Luke) recorded the incidents that he . . .

Pastor Adam taught that when faith and grace collide, it brings salvation. The law (rules about behavior) does not bring salvation or set us free. In fact, it demonstrates . . .

We studied the book of Acts last fall and today we continued our look at the early church as Adam preached on Acts chapters 13 and 14.  As a very short . . .