Acts

Chip uses this passage to show what a true Christian is.

Paul in Athens

Paul's sermon

Acts 19,11

Discussing Acts, the Ethiopian Eunuch, and the importance of a real faith and quest for God.

Acts 5-8

Acts 4 - why were Peter and John threatened for healing and preaching?

Kim provides a reminder of Acts 1:8 and the LBC mission statement before interviews, Elizabeth Plew, Cathy Early and Tim Hodge about their mission work.

Tim continues the Acts series, looking at the three groups of people in the chapter – the religious, the cautious and the curious, and the implications today for both non-Christians and Christians

Paul is imprisoned for two years understands it is part of Gods plan for him Providence

Providence brings sensibility, hope, discernment and purpose to our life of faith. Like Paul, if God has spoken to us about his purposes, lets look to his providence for that word.

Alan Hollis talks. Missed the first few minutes where Alan shows a couple of slides of his family. Alan speaks around Acts 22. (The speaker says "Kim Peters" because I couldn't figure out how to add a new speaker's name).

Kim Peters Darrell Hicks Lesley Bond Tim Hodge Do a Panel session on Acts 21

But my life is worth nothing to me unless I use it for finishing the work assigned to me by the Lord Jesus – the work of telling others the Good News about the wonderful grace of God. Acts 20:24

God is Sovereign . . . when and how the Holy Spirit is given . . . where the gospel is preached . . . when how how healing takes place . . . over the spirit world . . . over people and events

Continuation of Pauls journey and the reactions from the Jews as he spreads the message. His change of tack to take the message to the Gentiles. Encouragement of homegroups.

“What has Athens to do with Jerusalem” Paul in Athens. How does he make the Gospel relevant to Greek thinkers and what can we learn from that about today?

Tim continues the "Acts" series looking at all the surprises, both good and bad, that happen in Acts 16, seeing that God is in control of all events then and now and invites us to work with Him in speaking for Jesus and living for Jesus

Lets not make it difficult and become a heroic failure: fence our church with a pile of rules so rhat no one gets in, no one gets out. Like the church in Acts 15, lets not make it difficult.

The contrasts of the recption of the Gospel and signs and wonders.

Significant change leads to Mission

Steve Hickson talks on Acts 11. Why is the story of Peter meeting Cornelius big news?

Tim continues the Acts series looking at both Peter and Cornelius' visions and conversion in Acts 10. Who are you? Are you more like Peter - thinking some are beyond God's saving grace; or like Cornelius - needing to come to Jesus for the first time?

An amazing conversion, followod by amazing preaching and then amazing acts of healing.