Acts 2:42-47
Sunday, August 25, 2013
In the final week of his series on The Power of Pentecost In The Church, Pastor Stacey Harris focuses on the early church as a 'climbing church' and introduces the principles necessary to be a church growing and increasing in the community just as the early church did through the covering of the Holy Spirit.
- Aug 25, 2013The Power of the Pentecost In The Church (Week Eight)
The Power of the Pentecost In The Church (Week Eight)Acts 2:42-47
Sunday, August 25, 2013
In the final week of his series on The Power of Pentecost In The Church, Pastor Stacey Harris focuses on the early church as a 'climbing church' and introduces the principles necessary to be a church growing and increasing in the community just as the early church did through the covering of the Holy Spirit.
- Aug 18, 2013The Power of Pentecost In The Church (Week Seven)
The Power of Pentecost In The Church (Week Seven)
Acts 2:42-47
Sunday, August 18, 2013
Continuing his study in Acts on The Power of Pentecost In The Church, Pastor Stacey Harris focuses on the commitment of the early church engendered by the presence of the Holy Spirit. He outlines three particular facets of this commitment, including the focused commitment, full-time commitment, and fabulous commitment, as he encourages the congregation to reflect these same characteristics in the church today. - Aug 11, 2013The Power of the Pentecost In The Church (Week Six)
The Power of the Pentecost In The Church (Week Six)
Acts 2:42-47
Sunday, August 11, 2013
As he continues his study on the characteristics of the early church, Pastor Stacey Harris examines the example of the early church as a community church unified in place, possession, and purpose.
- Aug 4, 2013The Power of Pentecost In The Church (Week Five)
The Power of Pentecost In The Church (Week Five)
Acts 2:42-47
Sunday, August 4, 2013
In the fifth week of his series on The Power of Pentecost In The Church, Pastor Stacey Harris focuses on two new elements of the Spirit-Filled early church, which should continue to be manifested in the Spirit-Filled church of today. He teaches the congregation that the church should be a fearful church, not filled with anxiety, but filled with the fear and awe of the Lord which leads to wisdom. In addition, he teaches the congregation that the church should be a fruitful church, producing fruit which can only be attributed to the work of the Holy Spirit.
- Jul 28, 2013The Power of Pentecost In The Church (Week Four)
The Power of Pentecost In The Church (Week Four)
Acts 2:42-47
Sunday, July 28, 2013
Pastor Stacey Harris continues his series on The Power of Pentecost In The Church, as he examines how the Holy Spirit makes a connected church, united both as one small church body and as the universal church body of Christ. He teaches the congregation that the Holy spirit is the common ground making us a unified whole never causing, working, or dwelling in disunity.
- Jul 21, 2013The Power of Pentecost In The Church (Week Three)
The Power of Pentecost In The Church (Week Three)
Acts 2:42-47
Sunday, July 21, 2013
This week Pastor Stacey Harris focuses on the continuing, steadfast commitment and the sound doctrine the early church operated under when the Holy Spirit inhabited it and encourages the congregation to do the same, both in the church and in his or her personal life.
- Jul 14, 2013The Power of Pentecost In The Church (Week Two)
The Power of Pentecost In The Church (Week Two)
Acts 16:16-40
Sunday, July 14, 2013
In the second week of The Power of Pentecost In The Church series, Outreach Pastor Kenny Adcock outlines the passion, dedication, praise, perseverance, and power manifested in the life of Paul and the example we should take from his relationship with Christ to apply to our own faith.
- Jul 7, 2013The Power of Pentecost In The Church (Week One)
The Power of Pentecost In The Church (Week One)
Acts 2:1-4, Acts 2:41-47
Sunday, July 7, 2013
Pastor Stacey Harris begins his new series entitled The Power of Pentecost In The Church by studying three questions related to Pentecost and the covering of the Holy Spirit: What impact did the coming of the Holy Spirit have on the early church? Can the Holy Spirit impact the contemporary church in the same way he impacted the early church? Do we really desire that kind of nuclear impact in our churches and in our lives?