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Paul stood in chains before a king and told his story anyway. Will Warren closes out the Acts series here, at the trial where everything Paul had lost gets weighed against everything he gained. A blinding light on a road to Damascus turned a persecutor into a preacher. That kind of encounter doesn't stay quiet. It sends you somewhere. As the church wraps up this study of Acts, the question turns personal: is your story finished, or is God still writing the next chapter through you? What's your part in it?
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The early church exploded across Jerusalem without buildings, budgets, or billboards. So what did they have? In Acts 4, Will looks at a community where no one claimed their possessions as their own and grace spilled over into everyone around them. Generosity there wasn't a single act. It was a way …
Acts 2:47 says the Lord added to the church daily. Will asks why we don't see that as often now. His answer is blunt: most people never say anything.
Somewhere in your life is a name you've been avoiding. This message asks you to finally say it out loud.
A plant can survive on a little sun and a little water. It just won't grow. Churches work the same way, and most of us have made peace with survival: keep the traditions, keep the programs, keep the lights on. But the church in Acts 3 and 4 grew while its leaders sat in jail. Something was holding …
Nobody picks the door with suffering behind it. Given the choice, we'd all take comfort, ease, an easy life. But this week Will walks through Acts 5 and 7 and finds something strange. The apostles get arrested. Flogged. Stephen gets stoned. And somehow they walk away rejoicing.
This message asks a…
Some doors close and no one did anything wrong. You just weren't what they were looking for. The Ethiopian eunuch knew that feeling. He traveled 1,500 miles to worship at a temple that Scripture itself barred him from entering. Then, on a desert road heading home, everything changed. In this messag…
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