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While history has traditionally seen Acts simply as stories about the Apostles – we now see the book is so much more. It is certainly an account of the eleven disciples after Jesus is raised from the dead, but even more so, it is an account of the early Christians: an account of the Holy spirit, an account of the early church, and most significantly, the account of the continued work of Jesus Christ and God Himself, bringing His living witness to the ends of the Earth through His people. So, come join us this year as we explore how the Gospel of Christ first changed the world, and as we ourselves learn what it means to let that same gospel change our lives and our world, even today.
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Micah Labovitch - September 14, 2025
Waiting Witnesses (Acts 1:1-11)
Pastor Micah kicks off a new sermon series this morning, "Acts: The Living Witness of Jesus." After Jesus's resurrection detailed at the end of the book of Luke, the beginning of Acts starts with the forty days He was on earth before His ascension where He tells the now eleven apostles to wait for the anointing of the Holy Spirit.
Scripture References: Acts 1:1-11, Luke 1:1-4, Zechariah 8:1-8, Luke 21:25-28
From Series: "Acts: The Living Witness of Jesus"
While history has traditionally seen Acts simply as stories about the Apostles – we now see the book is so much more. It is certainly an account of the eleven disciples after Jesus is raised from the dead, but even more so, it is an account of the early Christians: an account of the Holy spirit, an account of the early church, and most significantly, the account of the continued work of Jesus Christ and God Himself, bringing His living witness to the ends of the Earth through His people. So, come join us this year as we explore how the Gospel of Christ first changed the world, and as we ourselves learn what it means to let that same gospel change our lives and our world, even today.
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Micah Labovitch - September 14, 2025
Waiting Witnesses (Acts 1:1-11)
Pastor Micah kicks off a new sermon series this morning, "Acts: The Living Witness of Jesus." After Jesus's resurrection detailed at the end of the book of Luke, the beginning of Acts starts with the forty days He was on earth before His ascension where He tells the now eleven apostles to wait for the anointing of the Holy Spirit.
Scripture References: Acts 1:1-11, Luke 1:1-4, Zechariah 8:1-8, Luke 21:25-28
From Series: "Acts: The Living Witness of Jesus"
While history has traditionally seen Acts simply as stories about the Apostles – we now see the book is so much more. It is certainly an account of the eleven disciples after Jesus is raised from the dead, but even more so, it is an account of the early Christians: an account of the Holy spirit, an account of the early church, and most significantly, the account of the continued work of Jesus Christ and God Himself, bringing His living witness to the ends of the Earth through His people. So, come join us this year as we explore how the Gospel of Christ first changed the world, and as we ourselves learn what it means to let that same gospel change our lives and our world, even today.
