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View all sermons by Andrew Baker
Acts 11:19-30; 13:1-4 — At the church in Antioch we find a unique and varied group of people brought together by their common faith in the Lord Jesus. Community in the Kingdom of God is not built on uniformity, but on unity of Spirit.
WATCH: Sermon begins at 56:34
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Acts 10:24-48 — The pouring out of the Holy Spirit upon Gentile believers in Acts 10 begins the inclusion of every tribe, nation and tongue into the family of God.
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Acts 10 — As we approach another major transition in the narrative of Acts we see the Lord moving sovereignly to prepare the way for what is to come next. Join us as we discover the significance of a place called Joppa.
WATCH: Sermon begins at 56:13
View all sermons by Kathryn Hartley
Acts 4:34-37; Acts 9:26-30; Acts 11:22-26 — The language of the early church describes the church as family, as members together of God’s household. In the household of God we are all sons and daughters, but as a multigenerational family we also need Mothers and Fathers in the Kingdom - that is, mature people of faith who will intentionally invest in and embrace the privilege and responsibility of passing on faith to the next generation. Barnabas presents for us a beautiful example of what it looks like to disciple and walk alongside others in the context of being the multigenerational household of God.
WATCH: Sermon begins at 60:25
View all sermons by Adam Ritchard
Acts 9:31-43; 1 Peter 2:9 — The early believers were known as ‘saints’. Whilst today the word saint is uncommon or even misunderstood, for those who are in Christ, ’saints' is our position and identity - those with a holy call, set apart for the Lord and His purposes, and walking in the same manner as Jesus did. Our call and identity as saints must have an impact on how we live, and carries with it the privilege of proclaiming the excellencies of our God and King.
WATCH: Sermon begins at 51:29
