Back to school (Judges 13)

Sermon by pastor Trifon Trifonov. Photo: AI
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What does it mean to be a Christian?

The second sermon from the sermon series “Since you asked…” Sermon by Pastor Tim Awtrey.
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Into new territory (Acts 16:1-40)

If you pray for wisdom about a particular decision, and then find yourself coming to a conclusion you hadn’t expected, you either go with it or you decide that you didn’t really mean that prayer in the first place. It is likely that Paul went through such a process before he...
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The Jerusalem Council (Acts 15:1-41)

Acts 15 is about controversy in the early church. We can understand Paul and Peter, who insist that God has granted Gentiles repentance that leads to life without the Gentiles needing to be circumcised (as we saw in Acts 11). And we can understand the circumcision faction, who...
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Open Doors and Opposition (Acts 14:1-28)

As long as our churches are places where we struggle to sustain an hour or two of public worship per week, with “real life” only minimally affected by it, we will be like a bunch of vaguely religious cows in a field, mooing on Sunday mornings and chewing the cud the rest of the...
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To Jews First and Gentiles Also (Acts 13:1-52)

Luke now comes to a turning point in his story. Here we are at the start of an extraordinary triple journey which will take Paul across Turkey and Greece and back again, then again once more, and finally off to Rome itself. We would much prefer the story to be one of gentle...
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The True King Rules (Acts 12:1-25)

After initial opposition from the chief priests and then persecution initiated by a zealous young Pharisee, the followers of Jesus now at last come in for royal attention. Herod Agrippa I was thought of by the Jewish population as “their man,” trusted more or less by the Romans...
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