Journey Worth Taking: 200 Days in Acts
Our church has embarked on a journey—one that reaches back through centuries yet speaks urgently to our present. It’s called 200 Days in Acts, and it’s more than just a devotional. It’s a window into the birth of the Church, the boldness of the Gospel, and the unstoppable movement of God’s mission.
We are journeying through the book of Acts in this Sermon Series, along with a daily devotional reading that corresponds to each sermon. These messages will not only unpack the rich theology and history of the early church but also help us see how the Gospel was—and still is—meant to cross every cultural boundary.
Imagine being a Gentile in the first century, hearing these Scriptures for the first time. What did they learn? How did the apostles explain this new reality of faith? In this series, we’ll explore those very questions. We’ll see how the message of Jesus wasn’t confined to a single culture or tradition but designed to break out into cities, homes, and hearts across the world.
Each Sunday, we’ll highlight an aspect of Mission—something practical and inspiring that our church can learn from the early believers because Acts isn’t just history. It’s a pattern. A call. A reminder that our faith was never meant to be static or limited to one place—it’s global, mission-driven, and alive.
So, join us. Commit to the journey. Let this be a season where Scripture shapes us, Sundays refocus us, and the Spirit moves us. The world is watching. Let’s show them what Jesus is up to.
Our church has embarked on a journey—one that reaches back through centuries yet speaks urgently to our present. It’s called 200 Days in Acts, and it’s more than just a devotional. It’s a window into the birth of the Church, the boldness of the Gospel, and the unstoppable movement of God’s mission.
We are journeying through the book of Acts in this Sermon Series, along with a daily devotional reading that corresponds to each sermon. These messages will not only unpack the rich theology and history of the early church but also help us see how the Gospel was—and still is—meant to cross every cultural boundary.
Imagine being a Gentile in the first century, hearing these Scriptures for the first time. What did they learn? How did the apostles explain this new reality of faith? In this series, we’ll explore those very questions. We’ll see how the message of Jesus wasn’t confined to a single culture or tradition but designed to break out into cities, homes, and hearts across the world.
Each Sunday, we’ll highlight an aspect of Mission—something practical and inspiring that our church can learn from the early believers because Acts isn’t just history. It’s a pattern. A call. A reminder that our faith was never meant to be static or limited to one place—it’s global, mission-driven, and alive.
So, join us. Commit to the journey. Let this be a season where Scripture shapes us, Sundays refocus us, and the Spirit moves us. The world is watching. Let’s show them what Jesus is up to.