In response to the persecution of the apostles, the early church praised God for his sovereignty and asked that God would continue to do the work that originally brought on the persecution.

When Peter and John were arrested for healing a man in the name of Jesus, they demonstrated courage that was backed up by a life of godliness.

Peter’s sermon highlights the continuity between the life & work of Christ and what the Law & Prophets spoke concerning the Messiah and His role in the nation of Israel.

Dr. Shane Koehler preaches through Acts 3:11-19 in this sermon from the Acts series.

Pastor Shane Koehler contrasts the healing of a lame man in Acts 3 with the spurious claims of faith healers practicing today.

After the founding of the church on the day of Pentecost, certain behaviors & activities immediately followed from the work God had begun, these include: corporate worship, prayer & outreach.

After the founding of the church on the day of Pentecost, certain behaviors & activities immediately followed from the work God had begun, these include: believing, teaching, loving, giving, and worshiping.

The response to Peter’s sermon in Acts 2 demonstrates God’s saving power and also shows us how convicted sinners should respond to hearing the Gospel proclaimed.

On the day of Pentecost, just after the initiation of the Christian church, Peter preaches the first sermon of the church.