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Acts: How the Gospel Makes Us Bold Acts 4:13-32 // Pastor Micah Steiner (opens the original)
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Who has God placed in your life that you would love to see come to know the hope of Jesus? The Gospel doesn’t call us to sit on the sidelines. It sends ordinary people like us to boldly share Jesus in both word and deed. God used ordinary fishermen like Peter and John to change lives, and He still works through ordinary people today—people willing to love their neighbors, share their faith, and point others to the forgiveness, hope, purpose, belonging, and new life found in Jesus.
Acts: How the Gospel Makes All Things New Acts 3:1-16 // Pastor Nate Peregoy (opens the original)
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Everything in this world eventually wears out—but decay, disease, and death will not have the final word. Through the healing of a man who had never walked, Jesus gives us a glimpse of the restoration he has begun and will complete when he returns. The Gospel makes all things new—for a lame man, for us, and one day for all creation.
Acts: How the Gospel Creates a New Humanity Acts 2:1-13 // Pastor Micah Steiner (opens the original)
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What if the Gospel doesn’t just change individuals—but actually has the power to overcome the divisions that separate us? At Pentecost, God shows us what a new humanity looks like: different people, cultures, and languages brought together as one in Christ.
Acts: How the Good News of Jesus Changed the World / Acts 1:1-11 // Pastor Scott Abel (opens the original)
Fruitful: The Freedom of Self-Control // Pastor Micah Steiner (opens the original)
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What if the things you think give you freedom are actually making you a slave? In Galatians 5, Paul reveals that true self-control isn't something we manufacture through willpower but a gift of the Holy Spirit, who sets us free from the masters that seek to rule our lives. Jesus didn't come to give us permission to do whatever we want; He came to free us from whatever owns us. Being tripped up by sin is different than walking with it—Christ calls us to repentance, forgiveness, and a life lived i
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