Sermons onActs 2

Jeremiah

• 23:14Acts 2

  Not even one. How do you repent? It requires surrender in Jesus Christ, who was the only righteous person who has ever lived. This is why Acts 2, verse 38, Peter's preaching this incredible sermon, and people are begging. How do we be... Peter, can you stop preaching? We want to be saved. What must we do?

The Whole Story

• 33:36Acts 2

  Are you becoming like Christ today? Burn hot for the Lord. Become like Christ. And there's a third and final B. Believe and live in Christ. Look at Acts chapter 2. Peter, who heard Jesus say it is necessary, has now experienced the risen Christ and he begins to preach. It was a short sermon because short sermons can have power.

1 Corinthians

• 21:21Acts 2

  And Paul says, church, the resurrection of the body is not a side note of our faith. In Acts chapter 2, Peter's preaching and he preaches to the Jewish audience. He says, I proclaim to you that God raised him from the dead. Everyone who's baptized, we say this. Romans 6, 4. You have been buried with him in baptism and you are what? You are raised in new life. Resurrection of the body is not a side note of the Christian faith.

His Name Shall Be

• 22:27Acts 2

  And then in Acts 2, verse 37, Peter, one of the twelve disciples, is preaching a sermon. It's not a happy sermon. He actually looks at the crowd and says in verse 36 of Acts chapter 2. He says, Therefore, let all the house of Israel know with certainty that God has made this Jesus Christ,

• 22:41Acts 2

  And then in Acts 2, verse 37, Peter, one of the twelve disciples, is preaching a sermon. It's not a happy sermon. He actually looks at the crowd and says in verse 36 of Acts chapter 2. He says, Therefore, let all the house of Israel know with certainty that God has made this Jesus Christ,

Asking for a Friend

• 15:52Acts 2

  …On the day of Pentecost, that's 50 days after Passover. Pentecost was one of the three main festivals where you had to travel to Jerusalem. To maintain your right standing with your Jewish faith. This is found in Acts chapter 2, if you want to turn there with me. It's interesting that Pentecost is the celebration of Feast of Weeks.

• 16:30Acts 2

  When he learned how to really preach, he would preach longer. At least in my mind. Peter is preaching in Acts chapter 2. And after he preaches and proclaims the good news of Jesus Christ. In verse 37 of Acts chapter 2. The people were pierced to the heart. And they asked this question. They said, brothers, what must we do to be saved?

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Savior

• 33:13Acts 2

  The power of God gets in their life and the disciples become oily, filled with the Holy Spirit. And the people begin to ask questions because when your life changes for the gospel, holy lies prompt holy questions. So in Acts 2, 12, the people are asking, what does this mean? God has got a hold of these people. What does it mean for us? And so Peter declares the gospel that because of your sin, God sent his one and only son to die on the cross…

• 33:43Acts 2

  …were staring and the angel said, why are you staring? Get to work. And so we got to work and now we're here. And this message is for you because the power that we need is the person that he has put in us. And then in Acts 2, people ask a second question. Not only what does this mean, but what should we do? And Peter says two things, repent and be baptized for the remission of your sin.

When in Romans

• 30:28Acts 2

  We must respond to God's mercy and compassion. The internal work of the Spirit convicts us of sin. It's the internal work of the Spirit that enables you to respond but the gospel demands a response. We must repent and believe. It is Acts chapter 2. It is Peter, preaching. He said, you crucify Jesus and this congregation says, what must we do? They realize that the mercy of God demands a response

You Asked For It (2024)

• 1:37Acts 2

  Today we are concluding a series we call Because You Asked. So answering your questions from a biblical perspective, my name is Josh Burnham, one of the pastors here, and I get to bring the Word from Acts chapter 2. So if you have your Bibles, and we hope you do, turn in your Bible or click in your Bible to Acts 2, verse 42 today. And as you turn in your Word, I want to go old school with you really quick to introduce today's…

• 1:46Acts 2

  …a biblical perspective, my name is Josh Burnham, one of the pastors here, and I get to bring the Word from Acts chapter 2. So if you have your Bibles, and we hope you do, turn in your Bible or click in your Bible to Acts 2, verse 42 today. And as you turn in your Word, I want to go old school with you really quick to introduce today's message. A long time ago, they used to have these things called newspapers.

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You Asked For It (2024)

• 24:38Acts 2:36

  with others. We have a third way of defending our faith. Confrontational evangelism. Confrontation. Some of you are like yes I've been waiting for this. Finally this one is for me. Acts chapter two verse thirty-six.

• 24:49Acts 2

  Acts chapter two. This is Peter. In this eloquent sermon. After the Holy Spirit has descended. He says therefore the music's playing. Every head is bowed. Every eye is closed. This is the end of the sermon. And Peter says therefore let all the house of Israel know with certainty that God has made this Jesus. And you're thinking yes. Amen.

Vision 2024

• 4:39Acts 2

  …and dedications unto the Lord. And in Acts, the book of Acts, if we could only have two things to dedicate to the Lord in this year, it would be these two, that we would be a devoted people unto God, which we see in Acts 2, and that you and I would be a distinct people. Now, distinction is the description. Because when you are devoted to God like never before, the world will look at you and say there is something different about you like…

• 5:20Acts 2

  the world will look at you and say there is something different about you like never before. So join me today, this Vision 2024, in the book of Acts, which I have still trouble saying. It's not A-X-E, not the book of Acts, it's the book of Acts. So it's the fifth book in the New Testament. Acts chapter 2, beginning in verse 42. Acts of the Apostles 2, verse 42, I will begin reading.

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Hidden Revealed

• 18:41Acts 2

  So John now gives us the end. Not act 2, but he jumps to the end. Look at verse 7. Then war broke out. We meet a fourth character, Michael, and his angel, who fought against the dragon. The dragon and his angels also fought, but he could not prevail because he's blind. That's my parenthesis. And there was no place for them in heaven any longer. Circle that word or highlight that mentally.

• 6:44Acts 2:41–47

  the book of Acts, turn to the book of Acts. And we're going to be looking at, uh, Acts chapter two verses 41 through 47. I may start with verse 40. It says this, Acts chapter two, I'll be reading from the CSB. It's verse 40 says, with many other words, he testified, and this is Peter, and he strongly urged him saying, be saved from this…

• 6:50Acts 2

  the book of Acts, turn to the book of Acts. And we're going to be looking at, uh, Acts chapter two verses 41 through 47. I may start with verse 40. It says this, Acts chapter two, I'll be reading from the CSB. It's verse 40 says, with many other words, he testified, and this is Peter, and he strongly urged him…

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Because He Lives

• 12:30Acts 2

  I have the right to lay it down and I have the right to take it up again. So who gave up his life? Jesus. Who took up his life and rose again? Jesus. Okay. Now let's see what Acts 2 has to say about the resurrection. Acts 2, 24 further adds. God raised him up, ending the pains of death because it was not possible for Jesus to be held by death.

• 12:34Acts 2

  I have the right to lay it down and I have the right to take it up again. So who gave up his life? Jesus. Who took up his life and rose again? Jesus. Okay. Now let's see what Acts 2 has to say about the resurrection. Acts 2, 24 further adds. God raised him up, ending the pains of death because it was not possible for Jesus to be held by death.

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Facts

• 28:28Acts 2:44

  And I think, what an awesome opportunity to share in people's lives. And according to Acts 2:44, it says, "Now all believers were together, held all things in common." In other words, we are together. And the believers met together constantly. They shared everything with each other. And then the last thing is…

Rescue

• 13:17Acts 2

  I have a great story about you. I have a great story about you. We are so thankful that you have chosen to join us. We believe that from the beginning of time, God's people are gathering people. It was in Acts 2, when the Holy Spirit came down upon the church, they were gathered together. In Hebrews, we are commanded not to forsake the gathering together of one another. And right now, we can't be together physically. But we…

James

• 33:10Acts 2

  God is telling us there has never been anyone in the world that is as faithful as Jesus. You can trust the word of the Savior. It's the faithful and the true word of Jesus Christ that makes everything right. it's no accident that when the Holy Spirit falls in the upper room in Acts chapter 2 that the image we have is that the Spirit falls like fire and they see what?

2020 Vision

• 5:52Acts 2

  Let's give it all that we have. The race is on. And the stakes are high. So with that, with that in our minds and our hearts, let's look at Acts chapter 2. Because we need to get back to where we began. We need to have the urgency and the need and the devotion of what the early church, the first church, had. Because the devotion and the urgency changes the way that we race.

• 6:19Acts 2

  Because the devotion and the urgency changes the way that we race. It changes the way that we live. Acts chapter 2, beginning in verse 42. If you're using a pew Bible, it's page 968. A life-saving mission. A life-saving mission.

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2020 Vision

• 30:52Acts 2

  We should reject the mask of self-righteousness. That is a Western idolatry that we have used and that is destroying the community of faith. Reject hypocrisy. Live your life with authenticity with others. That's why in the early church, Acts 2, 4, 2, the very early disciples said that they devoted themselves to the apostles' teaching,

Isaiah

• 41:52Acts 2

  wept at the brokenness of your sin until you see your sin as God sees it you cannot be saved Peter in Acts 2 they ask him what must you do to be saved Peter they hear this great sermon they ask him what must we do Peter says repent and be baptized repentance is the weeping over your sin and I believe there are