In Acts 3, Peter presents his first post-resurrection sermon in the temple. Luke ends with these words: God, having raised up his servant, sent him to you first, to bless you by turning every one of you from your wickedness. Acts 3:26 Note, the sermon is being presented to religious Jews, on pilgrimage, in Jerusalem, … More As He Leads, I Will Follow
It is a spring afternoon in Jerusalem, and at the temple is a hurting brother. He is a man who has been born lame, and this is nothing new. He has suffered in this condition for more than 40 years. On this day, what is he doing at the House of Prayer? He is not … More Worship, Evangelism, and Leaping
Paul had been freed from being a false and enslaving brother. Formerly, Paul had great pride in being a “Jew by birth” and not one of those “Gentile sinners.” He was one born as a member of the chosen race. In addition, he was a member of the most powerful nation on the planet; he … More Freedom from False and Enslaving Brothers (Sermon Manuscript from Galatians 2)
Unfathomable Grace 