Category: Weekly Message

This is where you can find sermon audio and outlines from past Sundays.

  • “Talking about Jesus”

    Acts 11:19-30The gentile mission that was commanded in Acts 10 happened in Acts 11. The church broke out of the cultural straight jacket of Judaism and changed the world. If we want to be a church that baptizes new believers then we have to think differently.I. Believe the story of Jesus is good news for everyone. A. Regular folks started talking to friends about Jesus. B. The story of Jesus answers human need. II. Believe…

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  • Are you being deceived?

    2 Corinthians 11 I. Ask, “Where stands it written?”In the Free church all believers are responsible to know the Bible and ask questions.A. There is only one Apostolic testimony. B. If it contradicts the Bible it’s not true. II. Examine the motives of the messenger. A. The Greeks in Corinth valued eloquent rhetoric over substance. B. Paul worked as a tentmaker not taking any money from the church. III. Identify the real enemy of our…

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  • Become who you meant to be and don’t look back

    Colossians 3:1-17. Unit 30 Session 3 I. Set your mind on things above. (Col 3:1-4) A. If Christ is your King, seek Him. B. Our sins were put to death, be raised with Him in Glory Gal 2:20. II. Put off the old man. (Col 3:5-9) A. Disobedience to death. B. Actions were once thoughts, change them. III. Put on the new man. (Col 3:10-17) A. Children of God, serve and love one another. B.…

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  • The Conversion of Saul

    Acts 9 I. Grace is not a bully. (7:58, 8:1, 9:1-9) A. Even if Saul were right, he’s still wrong. B. Jesus graciously arrested Saul. II. Grace believes anyone can change. (9:10-19) A. Ananias was listening for God. B. Ananias calls him “brother Saul”. III. Grace re-purposes broken people. (9:20-30) A. Saul became the Apostle to the Gentiles. B. God chose the least like person. Do you need to receive God’s grace? Do you need…

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  • Philip the Evangelist Midwife

    Acts 8:26-30 Salvation is always God’s work and God is always saving people. This story shows us how God was saving people in the first century and how he continues to work today. I. God Sends a Witness (26-29) II. God has Given us his Word (30-35) III. God invites us Personally (36-40) God sent an angel to send a deacon evangelist to send a eunuch to take the gospel back to his own people.

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