The Coming of the Holy Spirit

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The Coming of the Holy Spirit

Stories from Acts

June 26, 2022 • Nate Hilgenkamp • Acts 2:6–37

As we begin our sermon series on the book of Acts, we start at the birth of the Church. On the day of Pentecost the Holy Spirit came into the disciples and kickstarted the growth of the Church. In this message, we see what the Holy Spirit actually does when He comes into the life of a believer.

1) The Holy Spirit gives clarity so that people might know God

2) The Holy Spirit gives courage so that people might know God

3) The Holy Spirit gives conviction so that people might know God

Searching for the Supernatural

August 7, 2022 • Jonathan Pokluda • Acts 17:16–29

Do you have any superstitious beliefs? Do you do or not do certain things based on a belief in good or bad luck? As we finish our series, Stories From Acts, JP teaches through Acts 17:16-33, teaching about what the Scriptures have to say about the supernatural and how it impacts our day to day lives. 1) Our God gives eternal life 2) Our God can be known 3) Our God made us, we cannot make Him

Saul's Salvation

July 31, 2022 • Nate Hilgenkamp • Acts 9:1–22

One of the most amazing moments in the book of Acts is during Saul’s journey on the road to Damascus. Although Saul was a murderer and filled with rage against the Church, Jesus would step in and use Saul to build the Church. While Saul’s conversation is dramatic, it shouldn’t be surprising because if God saved us He can save anyone. 1) God opposes the proud 2) God calls his followers to be faithful in the midst of fear 3) God takes our mess and makes it our message

Bold and Courageous Faithfulness

July 24, 2022 • Drew Greenway • Acts 6—7

Have you ever wondered if you would have the courage to literally die for your faith? In this sermon on Stephen the Martyr from the Stories in Acts series, we find out what it takes to have a bold and courageous faith — a faith that is built on little steps of obedience along the way that lead to a big step of obedience in the end. 1) Faithfulness enables followers of Christ to step in 2) Faithfulness empowers followers of Christ to step up 3) Faithfulness emboldens followers of Christ to step out