This week we look at the story of Peter and Cornelius. This conversion of a Roman centurian, his friends and his family signals the entrance of non-Jews into the previously Jewish church.
Here are the notes and audio:
Audio: Acts10.mp3
Notes: Acts10.pdf
This week we look at what is probably the most famous conversion in the history of the church – the conversion of the rabbi Saul of Tarsus – later known as the apostle Paul. This may also be history’s most unlikely conversion and the one to have the greatest impact on church history.
Audio: Acts09.mp3
Notes: Acts09.pdf
In Chapter 8 we look at the ministry of Philip the evangelist, who was one of the seven deacons. First he goes to Samaria where many people hear his preaching and come to Christ. Then he goes to a desert road where he ministers to one man, a eunuch from Ethiopia.
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Today we look at Stephen’s sermon before the council in Jerusalem. He runs through the history of Israel, but then confronts the council with their rejection of Christ. They respond by killing him – stoning him to death. He prayed for them before he died – loving those who hated him.
The audio and notes are here below:
Central Reflections 