What does a truly Spirit-filled church look like?
Is it a church marked by miracles, powerful worship, and extraordinary encounters with God? Or is there something more?
In Acts 2:42 - 47, we discover that the early church wasn't just experiencing the power of the Holy Spirit - they were living transformed lives. They devoted themselves to God's Word, prayer, fellowship, breaking bread, and caring for one another.
In this message from our Lord, Do It Again series, we explore what it means to be a church where the truth of the gospel doesn't just inform us but transforms the way we live, love, and relate to one another.
Through personal stories, Errol reminds us that genuine Christian fellowship goes far beyond attending Sunday meetings. It's about opening our homes, sharing our lives, breaking down barriers, and demonstrating the love of Jesus in practical ways.
As the persecution of christians continue to rise we other nations, we are also challenged not to take our freedom to gather, worship, and share our faith for granted.
In this message, we explore:
When we pray, "Lord, do it again," we're not just asking God to repeat the miracles of Acts. We're asking Him to build a church where His Word transforms lives, His Spirit works powerfully, and His love becomes visible through His people.
Continuing our "Blueprints" series, this week Richard Palmer teaches us about the consequences of sin from Genesis 3:8-21.
Charles teaches from Hebrews 11:4-7 and looks at what it means to have a faith that pleases God.
