Rage Against The Resurrection

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Rage Against The Resurrection

Acts 23

November 17, 2024 • Shad Baker • Acts 23

The resurrection is the cornerstone of Christianity, provoking responses that range from worship to anger. If the resurrection is true then the person and claims of Christ are true, while rejecting the resurrection means denying Christ’s divinity entirely. More than just a point of division, the resurrection empowers believers, offering profound courage and hope.

The importance of the resurrection extends beyond theological debate—it impacts our daily lives. In moments when doubt creeps in, when loneliness overwhelms, or when shadow of self-doubt shakes your confidence, the resurrection assures you that Jesus stands by you and gives you strength.

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Almost A Christian

December 15, 2024 • Jeff Lee • Acts 26

Have you counted the cost of following Jesus? Is Jesus worth it? In Acts 26, Paul shares his testimony with King Herod Agrippa and challenges him to believe in the risen Christ. Agrippa listen’s to Paul’s testimony and calculates the cost of following Jesus and chooses. Two questions that we will encounter in this sermon are (1) What is the cost of following Jesus? (2) Do we gain more than we lose? Join us at http://cefc.church #CountingTheCost #Change #LifeChange #ApostlePaul #SpiritualGrowth #Hope

What Do I Do?

December 8, 2024 • Shad Baker • Acts 25

What do I do when I don’t know what to do? In Acts 25, the Apostle Paul endures over two years in prison, facing uncertainty about his future. What should he do? This sermon explores two critical questions every Christian should ask when navigating life’s difficult and imprisoning moments: 1. What do you want me to know? 2. What do you want me to do? Scripture: Acts 25 Find more at https://www.cefc.church #FindingGodsWill #Guidance #ApostlePaul #SpiritualGrowth #HopeInChrist #PrayerfulLiving

Conversation But Not Conversion

November 24, 2024 • Shad Baker • Acts 24

Felix was a clever man who moved up the social ladder from slave to freeman to governor of Judea. When the apostle Paul was brought before him, Felix’s mind and heart was engaged by Paul’s message of faith in Jesus, righteousness, self-control, and judgment. But Felix delayed any decision on Christ and faith until he ran out of time to make a decision. Have you been putting off making a decision that you know in your heart needs to be made? Don’t delay! If you wait too long, you may find that you lose the opportunity to make the most important decisions in your life. For more information visit http://cefc.church #church #sermon #cefc #delay #procrastination #Jesus #decision #apostlepaul #bookofacts