Acts 19:1-10     |    Sermon Resources     |    28 March 2021   Sermon Summary In the sermon this week Pastor Billy explores Paul’s interaction with a group of “disciples” he encounters in Ephesus.  Paul asks just the right …

Acts 18:23-28   |    Sermon Resources   |   21 March 2021   Sermon Summary In the sermon this week Pastor Billy examines the story of Priscilla and Aquila correcting the well loved preacher Apollos. We will see how the very things that …

Acts 17:22-34     |    Sermon Resources    |    7 March 2021   Summary In the sermon this week Pastor Billy continues to examine Paul’s encounter with the Athenians.  As we examine Paul’s famous speech before the Areopagus we …

Acts 17:16-21    |   Sermon Resources   |   28 February 2021   Sermon Summary In the sermon this week Pastor Billy examines Paul’s short visit to Athens in Acts 17.  We will see in this passage a model for how Christians can …

Acts 17:1-15   |    Sermon Resources   |   21 February 2021 Summary In the sermon this week Pastor Billy considers what exactly set the Bereans apart from their counterparts in Thessalonica. We will see that the Bereans paid careful attention to …

Acts 16:16-40    |   Sermon Resources   |    7 February 2021   Summary Pastor Billy continues with Part 2 of the sermon begun last week — God’s Grace in Action.  This week we examine the lives of a demon-possessed slave girl and …

Acts 16:11-15    |   Sermon Resources    |   31 January 2021   Sermon Summary The gospel comes to European soil for the first time in Acts 16.  In this sermon Pastor Billy looks at the story of the first recorded conversion in …

Acts 15:36-16:10     |    Sermon Resources     |   24 January 2021   In the sermon this week Pastor Billy preaches on Acts 15:36-16:10 which covers the beginning of Paul’s second missionary journey.  We will see that from the very beginning …

Acts 15:1-35    |    Sermon Resources   |   17 January 2021   Sermon Summary In the sermon this week Pastor Billy resumes our Acts sermon series picking up with Acts 15 which many commentators consider the turning point of the book …