When Christians Are Generous, Part 2
December 10, 2014
Skip Heitzig continues his series Church? Who Needs It. The church at Jerusalem had all things in common, and they shared all their goods and finances with one another. But how was this done? Was it dictated by the church leadership? Join Skip for the conclusion of “When Christians Are Generous.”
References:
Acts 2:44-45
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Skip Heitzig continues his series Church? Who Needs It. The church described in the book of Acts was a generous group—they were openhearted toward one another. How did this help unify the church and develop their community of believers? Join Skip for “When Christians Are Generous.”
December 9, 2014
Skip Heitzig continues his series Church? Who Needs It. When the church at Jerusalem prayed, they remembered they were talking to an almighty God. What were the characteristics of their prayer, and what made it so powerful? Join Skip for the conclusion of “On Your Mark, Get Set...Grow! Part Four.”
December 8, 2014
Skip Heitzig continues his series Church? Who Needs It. The early church at Jerusalem was devoted to prayer. They prayed regularly on all occasions, and they prayed instinctively: their automatic reaction to any need was to bring it before the Lord. Join Skip for “On Your Mark, Get Set...Grow! Part Four.”
December 5, 2014
Skip Heitzig continues his series Church? Who Needs It. Jesus told us to remember Him by the breaking of bread, because it reminds us of His death for us, that He is in control of our lives, and that He is coming back to the earth. Join Skip for the conclusion of “On Your Mark, Get Set...Grow! Part Three.”
December 4, 2014
Skip Heitzig continues his series Church? Who Needs It. In Acts 2:42, “breaking bread” is listed as one of the marks of church life. It may seem like an odd foundation. Why not discipleship or evangelism? Skip answers that question in the message “On Your Mark, Get Set...Grow! Part Three.”
December 3, 2014
Skip Heitzig continues his series Church? Who Needs It. The early church in Jerusalem was a group of about 25,000 people. But with such a huge number of people, how were everyone’s spiritual needs met? Join Skip for the conclusion of “On Your Mark, Get Set...Grow! Part Two.”
December 2, 2014
Skip Heitzig continues his series Church? Who Needs It. We discover in Acts 2:42 that fellowship is one of the main pillars of the church. It's more than just a social gathering; it is meeting together to stimulate one another toward spiritual growth. Join Skip for “On Your Mark, Get Set...Grow! Part Two.”
December 1, 2014
Skip Heitzig continues the series Church? Who Needs It. Preaching should lead to practicing. The church at Jerusalem followed the apostles’ doctrine, and they stood steadfastly in the faith. That means they persisted, even under persecution. Join Skip as he wraps up “On Your Mark, Get Set...Grow! Part One.”
November 28, 2014
Skip Heitzig continues his series Church? Who Needs It. A church can’t grow unless it is learning. The book of Acts says the church in Jerusalem concentrated on the apostles’ doctrine, learning how all of Scripture points to Jesus Christ. Join Skip for “On Your Mark, Get Set...Grow! Part One.”
November 27, 2014
Skip Heitzig continues the series Church? Who Needs It. When we gather in church, it should be a time of commitment. As we sing and hear a sermon, we should ask, “What now?” And our answer should be, “Now I do what God told me.” Join Skip for the conclusion of “The Art of Going to Church.”
November 26, 2014
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