Acts 2 Sermons

Episode Archive

Episode Archive

512 episodes of Acts 2 Sermons since the first episode, which aired on November 30th, 2014.

  • 226: A New Canoe

    June 9th, 2019  |  33 mins 49 secs

    After he ascended into heaven, Jesus gave the disciples a task that was beyond their ability. But at Pentecost, the Holy Spirit filled them and gave them power to do things they previously could only have dreamt of. And the same Holy Spirit promises to fill, empower, and guide us today.

  • 225: Uncharted Territory

    June 2nd, 2019  |  27 mins 8 secs

    At some point, we all realize that what got us here will not get us where we need to go. Jesus' disciples faced that situation when he ascended into heaven, and he gave them a mission that was beyond anything they had ever done before. Their response teaches us how we can respond when we enter uncharted territory.

  • 224: Overflow

    May 28th, 2019  |  29 mins 11 secs

    Jesus said "Out of the overflow of the heart, the mouth speaks." Our words and actions flow from what we treasure in our hearts. When we treasure the word of Christ and the love of God within our hearts, we can overflow with love and kindness.

  • 223: When God is Silent

    May 19th, 2019  |  38 mins 9 secs

    What do you do when you pour out your heart to God in prayer, but you hear nothing in response? Dr. Mark Foster shares about when God's answer to prayer is "Yes," "No," and "Not Yet," and he talks with Acts 2 member Cathy Meyer about her experience with God through struggle and loss.

  • 222: What God Sounds Like

    May 12th, 2019  |  38 mins 58 secs

    God is more ready to talk to you than you are ready to listen. You can learn to hear the direct, loving, weighty voice of God through scripture. Over thousands of years, God’s voice is consistent. Pastor Mark shows us how we can know God’s voice today.

  • 221: Competing Voices

    May 5th, 2019  |  29 mins 44 secs

    Every day, we are bombarded by voices that compete for our time, attention, and our hearts. In a sea of competing voices, how do we discern the one voice that leads to abundant life?

  • 220: Listening

    April 28th, 2019  |  32 mins 38 secs

    God's voice can be difficult to hear, as the boy Samuel found out. However, Samuel was able to discern God's voice through the help of his mentor Eli and through praying this prayer: "Speak, Lord, for your servant is listening." Often, the first step needed to hear God's voice is simply to listen.

  • 219: He IS Risen

    April 21st, 2019  |  33 mins 2 secs

    On Friday, Jesus was crucified, and his followers were overcome with pain. On Saturday, they waited, and nothing made sense. But on Sunday, Jesus rose from the dead, and they experienced deliverance. Whether you find yourself in a time of waiting or pain, Easter means that Jesus still delivers us from death to life, hope, and love.

  • 218: Sloth and Diligence

    April 14th, 2019  |  38 mins 55 secs

    Sloth is painful to watch, but easy to fall into. When we give in to sloth, we become indifferent to those around us. But throughout his life, Jesus models a better way—the way of diligence.

  • 217: Avarice and Generosity

    April 7th, 2019  |  37 mins 18 secs

    While it's easy to see greed as a temptation only for the very rich, the desire for more affects all of us. Instead of accumulating as much as possible and holding on for dear life, though, Jesus teaches that generosity sets us free from greed and lets us...

  • 216: Gluttony and Temperance

    March 31st, 2019  |  40 mins 30 secs

    Whether it's food, shopping, or scrolling on our phones, we all struggle with wanting more than is good for us, and the excess leads to ruin. But God desires our freedom, and through the virtue of temperance, helps us trust that Jesus is enough.

  • 215: Envy and Contentment

    March 24th, 2019  |  25 mins 23 secs

    Envy can cause us to resent and even have contempt towards others. We can, however, find true, authentic contentment in God. In the presence of God, we have all that we need, and our envy begins to vanish.