Overflowing With The Gospel
Acts 16:16-34
The Gospel should always overflow in mission from our church
Acts 16:16-34
The Gospel should always overflow in mission from our church
Luke 24:50-53
Luke’s short account of the ascension has a number of deliberate links with Leviticus 9 which help us to understand the significance of the ascension for the mission of the Church.
Luke 24:44-49
In a second “annunciation” Jesus foretells the fruitfulness of the Gospel among the Gentiles to the disciples, fulfilling Isaiah 54 and calling us to prepare for fruitful evangelism.
Luke 24:36-43
Luke’s Gospel emphasises the physicality of Jesus’ resurrection and points to the importance of our bodies for knowing God.
Acts 9:1-20
Saul’s conversion reveals something about Christ, the Church and Christians.
Luke 24:13-35
The two disciples go from wanting to answers to wanting Jesus, from wanting a Messiah to wanting the Messiah. As they start to want a personal relationship with Him, he appears.
Luke 24:1-12
The resurrection proves that love is stronger than death, ushering us into the life of Christ.
Acts 2:1-21 – Luke’s account of Pentecost helps us to understand three fundamental aspects of the Holy Spirit’s ministry: giving life, adoption, bringing unity.
Acts 10 – God demonstrates to Peter the inclusion of the Gentiles in his plan of salvation as the Holy Spirit is poured out on Cornelius and his household.