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The entire book of Acts is studied in depth in this series. The end includes a full reading of the book along with a question and answer session.
Tyler begins his sermon series on Acts by giving some important and useful background information.
As we begin studying the book of Acts, we begin by looking at Jesus' last words to us. We spend time examining the importance and significance of Jesus' final words before He ascended into heaven.
Using Acts, Tyler discusses the implications of baptism and the difference between recieving the Holy Spirit and being filled with the Holy Spirit.
Tyler compares what the Bible describes occurring in the last days with what we read in the world headlines today. The call to us is to live with the end in mind.
Tyler examines some of our misconceptions about what will grow faith and contrasts them with how scripture exhorts us to grow our faith.
Tyler examines the difficulties we struggle with in trying to understand God's will and then simplifies the process to make following God's will much easier.
Tyler examines the birth of the "mystery" of the Church Age with the indwelling of the Holy Spirit, as well as Peter's first sermon.
Tyler examines the description of the first church to discover some fundamental truths of what church should be characterized by both corporately and individually.
Tyler looks at Peter's healing of a lame man and then his words of hope to the people of Israel to turn from independence to dependence on God.
Tyler looks at the story of Ananias and Saphira to reflect on what we can learn about the consequences of sin. He then continues on to look at the apostles standing firm in the face of persecution.
What is a hero? What does a hero do that is different than everybody else? How can I be a hero? Continuing our study of Acts, Tyler looks at 2 examples of heroes and discovers what a hero is and how we can be one.
Does fear control every decision in your life? Are you merely trying to survive or are you actually living life to its fullest?
How can you know you are saved? Can you experience assurance that is steady and unchanging or does your assurance fluctuate with your actions and attitudes? Tyler looks at how we can rest in the finished work of Christ for us.
How does God speak and how should we listen for God's voice in our lives? What is okay and what crosses the line of superseding God's revealed Word to us?
What pleases God? How can we please God? Is it by following rules or is there something else to it? Listen now to find out!
How many types of baptism are there? What does each one accomplish? Is there a difference between baptism under the old covenant versus under the new covenant? Dig in to Acts with us and find out!
What does Christianity look like in the church? What should it look like? What pleases God? Which list of rules do I follow to please God? How would you like a list with only one item? Listen in to find out!
Who are you trying to please? Are you pleasing men or are you pleasing God? Turn with us to Acts 12 to compare and contrast pleasing men with pleasing God.
Who is the person that God uses? What does your life resume need to look like before God will decide to use you in His plan and purpose? The good news is God uses flawed individuals. Listen in to the teaching to learn more!
Where can we turn when bad news hits? How about Acts 13? In this chapter, Paul's message to the synagogue in Antioch in Pisidia is the ultimate Good News for everyone.
Pain. Hardship. Loss. Why does God allow such trials into our lives? What purpose do they serve? Turn to Acts 14:22 to see how Paul, stoned and left for dead just a few verses earlier, explains the necessity of tribulation.
How are we saved? What is our part to play in the act of salvation? What is our responsibility afterward? Tune in to find out!
The early church makes a decision that circumcision is not necessary and is not needed. Immediately after that, Paul urges Timothy to get circumcised. Is this a double standard? Listen in to find out.
Sometimes, doing right seems to lead to things that are bad. The real question is who and what do we look to? If we look to God, then we can rejoice in doing right.
As we continue studying through the book of Acts, we find that there is more than one type of faith. Listen in to learn more.
What does it mean to be all things to all men? Do we embrace culture or do we embrace Christ? Listen in as we look at the book of Acts to see how to reconcile these two ideas.
What is the most holy calling? Being a missionary? Being a pastor? Doing ministry while working as a tentmaker? None of the above? All of the above? Listen in and find out!
What do you focus on; grace or rules? What do you show other people; the grace of God or a list of rules? Listen in and find out the grace rules!
What is the relationship between salvation, baptism and speaking in tongues? What do the examples we have in scripture tell us? Listen in to find out.
Is there supernatural evil today? What does it look like? How do we unknowingly participate in it? Listen in to find out!
Have you ever looked around at this world or your life and wished there was a hero who could come to the rescue? What do you do when life looks grim? Join us in Acts to find out.
Paul is on his way to Rome, but he meets with the elders of the church in Ephesus to impart some final words of exhortation.
Join us as we look at how Paul humbly handles a prophecy concerning his going to Jerusalem and some well-meaning friends taking hurtful shots at him.
Paul stands up to defend himself and while defending himself gives us the two questions of Christianity.
The Bible is clear that God is sovereign but it also reveals the free will of man. So which is it? How do we reconcile this tension found in the Bible?
Is all authority given by God? How should we, as Christians, look at people in authority, especially when they do wrong? Listen in to find out!
The abundant life talked about in scripture is not something we must pass through life on earth before we can obtain, but it is the life God wants us to begin experiencing immediately after we have placed our faith in Him for salvation.
What are your blind spots? We all have them and how can we know about them if we are blind to them? That is where Paul comes in. Joins with us in Acts and learn how to discover your blind spots.
This week, we look at the example Paul gave us of patiently persevering. Paul trusted God and that allowed him to keep going even when his life looked bleak.
Many times we are faced with a decision we must make where we can either please God or please those around us. When we choose to please God and focus on Him, we find a peace even though others may not approve. Listen in to learn more!
Unfortunately, life sometimes has shipwrecks. Sometimes we cause our own shipwrecks and sometimes we endure harsh storms. The questions are, how can we avoid shipwrecks and how do we survive the storms?
Do you ever feel forgotten by God? All the struggles and hardships in your life can only be because God has cast you aside? Look at Paul and know that throughout all hardships, God has not forgotten you and He is with you.
As we examine the end of Acts, we see Paul bearing fruit in his life because of his ability to trust God in all circumstances of life.