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Acts 17:16-31 — When faced with prevalent idolatry in Athens, Paul elected not to publicly challenge such ungodly practices. Instead, he was driven to passionately preach the Good News about Jesus. Like Paul, our highest calling on Earth is not to fight against the darkness all around us, but rather to proclaim the light of God’s glorious Gospel in its midst.
WATCH: Sermon begins at 44:08
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Acts 17:1-15 — While The Gospel was rejected by many who Jews heard it, those from Berea received Paul and Silas’ teaching with great eagerness and careful consideration. The Bereans’ intentional pursuit of God poses us two challenging questions: ‘How hard are we leaning on God?’, and ‘How well are we listening to Him?’
WATCH: Sermon begins at 38:24
View all sermons by Adam Ritchard
Acts 16:19-34 — Even in the hopeless depths of a Philippian jail cell, Paul and Silas could be found praying and singing to God. What happens next is no coincidence. As God’s people, we too are called to take up these weapons of prayer and praise, and to look for how He’s working - even in the midst of those ‘midnight moments’.
WATCH: Sermon begins at 39:46
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Acts 16:1-19 — Having been led to Macedonia to preach the Gospel, Paul and Silas soon encountered a demonic spirit who persistently followed their movements. Paul’s response to this opposition impresses our great need to stand firm against harmful spiritual influences around us.
WATCH: Sermon begins at 47:21
View all sermons by Martyn Ritchard
1 Corinthians 2:4-5 — Jesus proclaimed The Gospel not only through clever words, but also through a demonstration of God’s power, through the miraculous works of the Holy Spirit. If we are to be truly effective in proclaiming His Kingdom here on Earth, we must be filled and enabled by this same Holy Spirit.
WATCH: Sermon begins at 56:17
