Rise Up

This passage emphasizes three instances of rising up. Aeneas being healed, Peter responding to a call and Dorcas being raised from the dead. The church is growing numerically, ethnically and geographically. It is branching out from Jewish boundaries. We are encouraged to use our gifts and abilities for the glory of God.

Unstoppable 17 The Blind See

Pastor recounts the dramatic conversion of Saul (later Paul) on the road to Damascus, highlighting how his encounter with Jesus transformed him from a persecutor of Christians into a devoted apostle. This message emphasizes that Saul's story demonstrates God's ability to reach even the most unlikely individuals and discusses the theological implications of being "chosen" for service rather than salvation. It concludes with encouragement to pray for prodigals, reminding us that no one is beyond the reach of God's grace.

Unstoppable 16 Expansion Through Persecution

Sometimes the Lord uses persecution to stir the church out of its cozy nest and help it to fulfill the Great Commission. Persecution cannot stop the church; it expanded it. We meet three personalities in this chapter: Saul, a persecutor; Philip, a preacher; and Simon, a paper chaser.

Tears In A Bottle

David envisions God having a bottle in which He stores up David's tears. David expresses deep trust that none of his sorrows or prayers escape God's notice. The metaphor is clear: God remembers every tear shed by His people.

Zechariah Part 12

Zechariah prophesies the coming Messiah, "the branch", who will unite priestly and kingly roles, building the Lord's temple and ruling with majesty, symbolized by a crown made from exilic offerings.

Zechariah Part 11

This brings us to the vision of the flying horses and chariots. If it all seemed surprising until now, this final vision that Zechariah saw shows us how it all will end.

Unstoppable 15: A Five Fold Fullness

This sermon centers on Stephen, the first Christian martyr, highlighting his unique "five-fold fullness" as described in the Bible. It draws parallels between Stephen's spiritual qualities and the challenges faced by contemporary believers, emphasizing the need for the filling of the Holy Spirit, wisdom, grace, and faith. Pastor also gives tribute to Charlie Kirk and talks about what his martyrdom means.