Sermons on Acts
Explore the sobering tale of Ananias and Sapphira in Acts 5, revealing God’s holy judgment on hypocrisy amid the early church’s unity. A call to sincere faith.
In Acts 4:32–37, the early church displays profound unity of heart and soul, sharing all things freely so none lacked—a glorious witness to Christ’s transforming grace.
Faced with threats, the early church prayed not for deliverance, but for boldness to speak God’s word. May we likewise seek courage to proclaim Christ.
Peter proclaims that Jesus is the promised Prophet and Seed of Abraham. Repent, receive refreshing now, and inherit the covenant blessing fulfilled in Christ.
Peter seizes a miracle to preach Christ: You killed the Prince of Life, yet in ignorance. Repent, and times of refreshing will come! (Acts 3:11–19)
A lame beggar asks for money, but Peter gives him something far greater: “In the name of Jesus Christ of Nazareth, rise up and walk!” Watch a lifetime of misery turn to leaping joy.
Acts 2:42–47 – What the earliest church devoted themselves to: teaching, fellowship, breaking bread, and prayer. A model of joyful, generous, simple Christian community.