From Lame to Leaping -Acts 3:1-10

    Today, we will be looking at an encounter with Peter and John and a lame beggar.  As we read this encounter there is great need but also great provision (healing) as we see the lame man begin leaping.  As we wrestle with this passage we are left asking who do we see ourselves as in this narrative?  Am I the beggar?  Am I the leaping man?  Am I Peter the healer?  What we’ll see is that we aren’t just one, but rather all three.  We are lavished as lame beggars that in our leaping we may proclaim the healing name of Jesus to all who are sick, needy, and themselves a beggar.

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The Spirit Filled Church Acts 2:42-47

Acts 2:42-47—We will be looking at a glimpse of the Spirit-filled church after Pentecost—how they lived and worshiped together after many came to saving faith. We will be applying what it looks like to be a modern day Spirit-filled church, where we too have the common bond of life in Jesus.

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Changed by the Gospel- Acts 2:37-41

In this message, In Acts 2:37-41 those gathered at Pentecost are cut to the heart by knowing that their sin crucified their Messiah. As they realized their need for change, Peter offers them hope: “Repent and be baptized…” Hope comes as change is offered in totality by God’s grace.



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God's Grace in Christ's Humiliation and Exaltation - Acts 2:22-36

In Acts 2:22-36 Peter transitions from God’s work in sending the Spirit to a bold proclamation of the Heavenly Father’s grace in Jesus’ humiliation and exaltation. What happened to Jesus on the cross was not only prophecied centuries before, but was a part of God’s definite plan. This plan also included the resurrection and ascension of God’s Anointed One. The crucified One is now the exalted One, seated at the Father’s right hand.



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