Category: Steve Wilson

From the series “Commissioned to Change the Lord” Acts 1:12-26. Life is filled with decisions – some more important than others. How is a Christian to confront the important decisions of life? How can a Christian know the will of God? We learn some valuable lessons from our text in Acts as the early church confronts a very important decision: who will replace Judas among the apostles?

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From the series “Commissioned to Change the World” Acts 1:4-11. Perhaps you are like most Christians today – your understanding of the Holy Spirit is confused. The story of the book of Acts is a story of the ongoing work of Jesus Christ through the Holy Spirit. This week we begin to see the benefits to our understanding that this study will bring.

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The church of Jesus Christ in the 21st century is in trouble – she is drowning and she doesn’t know it. A careful study of the early history of the church from the inspired book of Acts offers clear direction and discernment with the hope of reforming the church.

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From the series “Finding Purpose.”  We conclude our study of the Gospel of Matthew with an overview of this gospel of the Kingdom. We remember the lessons we learned while walking with our Lord on Matthew’s Mountains.

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From the series “Finding Purpose”
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Love isn’t a feeling, but what is it? Oftentimes this is a dilemma for believers to answer. Christians must work to develop a careful understanding of the nature of love. A doctrinal perspective might be stated this way – Genuine love cannot exist outside the right exercise of authority. This is worth talking about.

The resurrection of Jesus Christ is one of the most validated historical events ever. One has to really work hard to reject the fact that He indeed rose again. The religious leaders and the soldiers that stood guard over the tomb provide some of the most convincing proof – and it’s found in the lie they use as a cover-up. It is the lie that tells the truth.

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