One Church, One Savior

To The Ends of the Earth

When the gospel faces opposition, confusion, and suffering, it can be tempting to lose heart or retreat from the mission. In this sermon from Acts 14, Pastor Samuel Copeland shows how God advances the gospel to the ends of the earth through the planting of local churches. Following the example of Paul and Barnabas, we see the importance of proclaiming the gospel boldly, engaging people wisely, enduring suffering faithfully, establishing local churches intentionally, and strengthening the mission continually as we participate in God's work of making disciples among all nations. Outline: 1. Proclaim the Gospel Boldly (vv 1-7) 2. Engage People Wisely (vv 8-18) 3. Endure Suffering Faithfully (vv 19-22) 4. Establish Local Churches Intentionally (vv 22-23) 5. Strengthen the Mission Continually (vv 24-28)

Who Really Speaks for God?

Spiritual confusion is everywhere today, and many people are left wondering who truly represents God. In this sermon, Pastor Jon walks through Acts 13 to show how those who really speak for God are people who sit in His presence, are full of His Spirit, and submit to His Word. Those Who Sit in His Presence. (13:1-3) Those Who Are Full of His Spirit. (13:4-12) Those Who Submit to His Word. (13:13-52)

What the Early Church Would Teach Us About Prayer

When trials hit hard and faith feels weak, many believers wonder if prayer really makes a difference. In this sermon, Pastor Jon walks through Acts 12 and shows how the early church responded to fear, grief, and uncertainty through desperate prayer, and how God moved powerfully in the middle of it all. When Trials Come, Pray Together with Desperation. (12:1-5) When Faith Feels Weak, God Still Responds. (12:6-19) When God Responds, He Exceeds Expectations. (12:20-25)

One Church, One Savior

In a world fractured by division, tribalism, and self-centeredness, the gospel of Jesus Christ creates one unified people around one Savior. In this sermon, Pastor Jon walks through Acts 11:19–30 and shows how the early church in Antioch became a diverse yet unified family marked by grace, grounded in God’s Word, and committed to caring for one another. Different Backgrounds, One Grace. (11:19-24) Different People, One Word. (11:25-26) Different Abilities, One Family. (11:27-30)

The Gospel Has No Favorites

Sermon Text: Acts 10:1-11:18 Summary:We say the gospel is for everyone, but our lives don’t always reflect it. In this sermon, Pastor Jon walks through Acts 10–11 to show how the gospel confronts our prejudice, reshapes how we see people, and calls us to welcome those God has already received. See People Through God’s Eyes. (10:1-16) Value People the Way God Does. (10:17-48) Welcome People the Way God Has. (11:1-18)