Acts 26:1-32. Paul the aged now make his defense before King Agrippa and lays out 3 clear points. 1. He was a strict, fervent pharisee 2. He became a persecutor of the way  3. He is now an Apostle of Christ. And how did that happen? He met the living Christ Jesus and his life […]

Luke 19:1-10. In this timeless, classic Bible story we discover such wonderful principles of grace as this despised, sinful tax collector has a life-changing encounter with Jesus. This story demostrates, as jesus declared in vs :10 that “The Son of man came to seek and save the lost”

John 3:16.  Perhaps no verse captures the simplicity of the gospel quite like this timeless and well known verse. The 2 sides of salvation are clearly laid out, God’s part, in giving his only son and our part, whoever believes.  It’s no wonder this verse is so widely used and known around the world.

John 3:1-21.  In this famous encounter between Nicodemus and Jesus, we hear the gospel presented so clearly. Several times in the opening verses it speaks of being born again, then through the chapter it speaks of believing and then we have the crowning verse in 3:16, Whoever believes..

Acts 10:1-48. Cornelius was a Roman Centurian and the first Gentile convert to Christianity. This wonderful story of divine workings and providence, brings Peter to the Gentile house to bring them the Gospel, a message for all nations!

Daniel 2. In this gospel sermon, the back ground story of Nebuchadnzzars’ dream and Daniels subsequent interpretation is used to as an illustartion of the essential quest of lost men and God’s answer in through the glorious gospel.

Acts 15:6-11, 1 Kings 12:4-15, Matthew 11:28-30. At The Jerusalem council, after Paul’s first Missionary Journey, the all important question was asked and answered. What is the gospel? What does a Gentile, or any man, need to do to be saved? What is the yoke that a person must bear?