
T E A C H I N G S
Acts 8:12-25
In Acts 8:12–25, we’re given a powerful contrast between what is genuine and what is counterfeit in the life of faith. As Philip preaches the gospel in Samaria, we see the clear fruit of God’s…
Acts 8:9-11
As the early church moved beyond Jerusalem into new territories like Samaria, the gospel wasn’t just entering new cultures—it was entering battlegrounds. Battlegrounds of belief…
Acts 8:1-8
As we step into Acts 8, we’re brought face-to-face with one of the early church’s greatest challenges—and one of God’s greatest strategies. What began as persecution quickly…
Acts 7:51-60
In Acts 7:51–60, we see a powerful conclusion to Stephen’s defense before the religious leaders. But more than that, we’re given a vivid portrait of what it looks like to be a true disciple of…
Acts 7:30-50
In this powerful continuation of Stephen’s defense, we’re reminded that God is not confined to places, buildings, or rituals—He desires worship that flows from the heart. Stephen…
Acts 7:17-29
In Acts 7:17–29, Stephen reminds us that God is always fulfilling His promises, even when we don’t see it. The Israelites had become comfortable in Egypt, but through growing…
Acts 7:9-16
As we continue through Acts 7, Stephen stands before the Sanhedrin and presses deeper into the heart of his message. He moves from Abraham to Joseph—another key figure in…
Acts 7:1-8
As we move into Acts 7:1–8, we step into Stephen’s bold and Spirit-led defense before the Sanhedrin. Standing in front of the most powerful religious leaders of his time, and he doesn’t…
Acts 6:8-15
As we pick up in Acts 6:8–15, we’re introduced to Stephen—a man whose life radiated the power and presence of God. Luke tells us he was full of faith and power, and that through him…
Acts 6:1-7
As we dive into Acts 6:1–7, we step into a pivotal moment in the early church—a time marked by both remarkable growth and real challenges. This passage reminds us that even a…
Acts 5:12-42
In Acts 5:12–42, we witness the early church walking in both power and pressure. The apostles were boldly proclaiming the name of Jesus, performing miracles, and gathering publicly…
Acts 4:36 to Acts 5:11
As we come to the close of Acts 4 and enter into Acts 5, we’re met with a stark contrast—a tale of two givers. What we learn from this…
Acts 4:32-35
In Acts 4:32–35, we get a powerful glimpse into the heart of the early church. Thousands had come to faith, and yet in this growing, diverse community, Luke tells us they were “of one…
Acts 4:13-31
In Acts 4:13–31, Peter and John have just faced one of the most intimidating moments of their lives—standing before the Sanhedrin, the highest religious council in Israel. These were…
Acts 4:1-12
Have you ever felt like doing the right thing still landed you in trouble? That’s exactly what happened to Peter and John in Acts 4. They had just healed a man who had been lame for…
Acts 3:11-26
As we make our way verse by verse through Acts 3:11–26, we witness a powerful moment where God’s grace is on full display through the healing of a man born lame. This miracle becomes…
Acts 3:1-10
In Acts 3, we encounter Peter and John, two faithful disciples, who are simply going up to the temple to pray. And yet, on this routine day, God orchestrates a divine appointment. There…
ACTS 2:42-47
In Acts 2, we’re given a glimpse into the kind of community God births when people encounter Jesus. It’s not complicated. It’s not flashy. It’s a Spirit-filled, grace-filled, Christ-centered church…
ACTS 2:22-41
In this teaching, we delve into Peter’s iconic sermon delivered on the day of Pentecost, as recorded in Acts 2:22-41. This passage marks a pivotal moment in the early church…
ACTS 2:5-21
In a world filled with noise, hype, and empty promises, Acts 2:5–21 reminds us that the Church doesn’t need gimmicks—it needs the power of the Holy Spirit. In this teaching, Pastor…