The Resurrection Explained | Acts 2:25-39 | Pastor Rob Haslam

Faith That Acts | Acts 3:1-10 | Pastor Rob Haslam

Have you ever wondered how much your faith can actually change the world around you? Sometimes we think of faith as private or passive. But Scripture shows us faith that acts, a faith that steps into situations others ignore and transforms lives in a single moment. Today, we’re looking at a story that is radical, countercultural, and Spirit-empowered: Acts 3:1–10.”

The Established Church | Acts 2:42-47 | Pastor Rob Haslam

You are a deeply devoted person. Everyone around you already knows what you’re devoted to, they can see what you are devoted to in how you spend your time, your energy, your conversations. In fact, sometimes others notice your devotion before you do. In Acts 2, we see a picture of people whose lives weremarked by a devotion to the things of God, to His Word, His people, His presence and His mission.

A Call To Repentance | Acts 2:37-41 | Pastor Walter Dueck

There is a big difference between "confession" and "repentance". Jesus calls us into repentance in obedience to Him and to live a new way of life.

Jesus is Lord and Messiah | Acts 2:29-36 | Pastor Andrew Sherman

Peter finishes up his sermon to the people explaining what it was they were seeing: An outpouring of the Holy Spirit on people who were saved by the blood of Jesus Christ. News | https://www.pathwaycc.net/news Giving | https://www.pathwaycc.net/give Website | https://www.pathwaycc.net/ Here's the deal, Pathway Community Church cares about one thing more than anything else: Jesus Christ. Pathway is a family of individuals that have found life in Jesus, and simply want as many people as possible to experience that exact same thing! Social Media Facebook | https://www.facebook.com/wearepathway Instagram | https://www.instagram.com/wearepathway

The Resurrection Explained | Acts 2:25-39 | Pastor Rob Haslam

For years, these people in Jerusalem had sung David’spsalms. They’d heard the prophecies. They’d celebrated the feasts that pointed forward to God’s coming salvation. They knew the promises, but they didn’t realize that all those promises had been fulfilled right in front of them, in Jesus of Nazareth.