Acts 9

Maybe Yes, Maybe No: Empowered, Not Enabled — Acts 12

Working through Acts 12, this Sunday's message walks through Herod's persecution of the church, James being put to the sword, and Peter sleeping between two soldiers the night before his execution until an angel walks him out of prison. The central tension is why God lets James die yet delivers Peter — and the reminder that God doesn't enable us, He empowers us, asking us to do what we can while He handles what only He can. The call is to pray earnestly and with expectation, use the reason God gave us, and trust the God who sees the whole picture even when we only see earth.

Acts 10 - The River Church | Post Falls, Idaho

This sermon explores how God prepares hearts before we even have a chance to speak, using Cornelius as an example. It emphasizes that prayer and generosity are noticed by God, regardless of one's background or status.

Acts 9

This sermon explores the dramatic transformation of Saul, a zealous persecutor of Christians, into Paul, an apostle for Christ. It highlights how God uses divine interruptions to reach self-righteous individuals and calls believers to walk in compassion rather than pride.

Philip in Samaria — Acts 8

The sermon explores the spread of Christianity from Jerusalem to Samaria, highlighting Philip's role as a lay person spreading the gospel despite persecution. It emphasizes that God uses ordinary people like Philip and C.S. Lewis to bring about transformation.

From Serving Tables to Standing Tall - Acts 6-7

The sermon explores the tension between serving practical needs and fulfilling spiritual duties in early Christian communities. It emphasizes the importance of prioritizing prayer, study, and preaching while also addressing the overlooked members of the congregation.