Evergreen Chapel Sermons

Freedom & Forgiveness, Acts 13:27-39

Here is the connection between the promises God made, and how they actually come to us today. 

Unworthy But Encouraged, Acts 13:13-26

As Paul opens his mouth to encourage the Jews, we find a history of unworthy and unresponsive people to God's goodness. Yet only knowing that reality do we find true courage to trust in God. 

The Works of God and of Satan, Acts 13:4-12

God spreads the knowledge of His glory, Satan attempts to thwart that spread. 

Posture & Purpose of the Church, Acts 13:1-3

Tracing the line between right and proper worship in the church, and the degree to which God uses it powerfully in His plan. 

God Responds, Acts 12:20-24

When we come seriously to God, He takes notice and acts powerfully for His own glory. Will we come series to behold and worship God?

Holy Resistance. Acts 12:1-19.

Godless political operatives who use the church to garner power are under God's judgement, especially when they aim to put the gospel and Jesus to shame. Peter is broken from prison to spare being displayed before the Jews, and it says a lot about with whom God stands. 

Inclusive Church, Acts 10:1 - 11:17

Inclusivity is the mark of modern humanity - what does the Bible teach us about being included in God's people? Do we have something to teach the world about true inclusivity?

Signs of the Truth, Acts 9:32-43

One crippled man, one dead woman; Peter the Apostle demonstrates the resurrection of Jesus Christ through his interaction with those in each community. 

The Counterfeit Kingdom, Acts 8:9-25

Philip reaches Samaria and meets a man high on his own fame - when the Gospel encounters new frontiers we find a confrontation between two visions of reality. 

The First Missionary. Acts 8:1-8

When the Church faced her first persecution, Jesus lead them abroad to spread the Gospel.