No Silent People

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No Silent People

January 14, 2024 • Mike Waldrop • Acts 3:1—4:22

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If given the chance to talk to other people about something that excites you, what would it be? For Peter and John in the book of Acts the answer was always related to Jesus, who He is, what He did, and what He offers to mankind. Peter and John told the religious people of their day that Jesus is the one who gives hope, times of refreshing, and the promise of life in God’s presence. And when pressed to be quiet they said, It is impossible for us to not talk about what we’ve seen and heard. Join us as we celebrate a life worth talking about in the person of Jesus.

Hope

April 21, 2024 • Mike Waldrop • Acts 28:17–31

If one word could be used to sum up the condition of our world right now, I think it would be “unstable.” Whether we are talking about the Stock Market or the Middle East, gasoline prices or the coming elections there is a sense in which unstable is an appropriate description. In the last message of the book of Acts Paul is imprisoned in an unstable situation. Yet, he continually presents hope to his audiences. And when they reject his message of hope in the Messiah, he tells those who won’t listen that hope will be sent to those who will. Join us as we consider our ultimate “Hope” in an unstable world.

A Focused Faith

April 14, 2024 • Mike Waldrop • Acts 20:17–35

The voices of today’s world call for our attention about all kinds of things. Are we safe? Are we prosperous? Is the culture suitable for our children and their futures? Is our culture healthy or deteriorating? Is our political leadership doing what’s right or leading us into ruin? The voices of Paul’s world were very similar. Yet he lived a life of focused faith. Join us as we take a look at a life consumed by purpose and driven by mission and think about how we can also live a more focused faith.

Fill in the Blanks

March 17, 2024 • Mike Waldrop • Acts 19:1–10

Wise people have always counseled others to “not jump to conclusions”. Sometimes we can jump to disastrous conclusions, other times we jump the right way but just not far enough. Join us this morning as we consider a story in which men had made positive decisions about Jesus but hadn’t jumped far enough due to only getting part of the story. Learn with us how to fill in the blanks.