Acts 2 Sermons

Episode Archive

Episode Archive

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

  • The BE Campaign, part 2: Be Just

    January 16th, 2023  |  36 mins 53 secs

    On Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. weekend, the prophet Micah reminds us what God requires of us: to do justice. The long fight for economic justice, racial justice, and any other kind of justice takes intentional planning. Justice doesn’t “just happen.” According to Micah, it is something we do.

  • The BE Campaign, part 1: A Different Way of BEing

    January 9th, 2023  |  34 mins 34 secs

    Who do you want to be in 2023? God invites us into a new way of being—not just doing the right things, but being transformed to be more like Jesus. And a transformed "you" can lead to a transformed family, community, and world.

  • Baptism Sunday 2023: A New Year – A New You

    January 2nd, 2023  |  34 mins 11 secs

    When we are baptized, Jesus invites us into a new life. As a new year begins, we invite you to experience newness of life by remembering your baptism or saying yes to Jesus and being baptized for the first time.

  • Christmas Candlelight 2022: Come Home to Jesus

    December 26th, 2022  |  29 mins 51 secs

    Jesus came to bring light into darkness. Today, we celebrate that the light has come into the world, and the darkness cannot overcome it! Merry Christmas!

  • Come Home for Christmas, part 4: Come Home to Joy!

    December 19th, 2022  |  27 mins 50 secs

    It is difficult to find joy when we’re experiencing pain. Yet God offers us joy even in the most difficult circumstances. Through her example, Mary shows us how we can claim joy in tough times.

  • Come Home for Christmas, part 3: Come Home to Hope

    December 12th, 2022  |  32 mins 13 secs

    Hope can seem to be in short supply some days, and that can especially be true at the holidays. Yet hope is more than a feeling or a wish. Hope is an expectation, trust, and desire for a good outcome. And, as we learn from Mary’s story, hope is knowing God will show us what to do when we need to do it.

  • Come Home for Christmas, part 2: Come Home from Fear

    December 5th, 2022  |  36 mins 27 secs

    In our more honest moments, we recognize that Christmas can be a time of fear and anxiety. What will happen when I sit next to the empty chair where my loved one used to sit? Do we have enough money to buy all the presents for my family, friends? Can I keep it together the whole time we are visiting family? These are real. And, there is hope. In a scary world, home is a place where we can be safe.

  • Come Home for Christmas, part 1: Come Home from a Broken World

    November 28th, 2022  |  28 mins 50 secs

    The evidence of the world’s brokenness is everywhere we look, and sometimes, it seems inescapable. In the midst of brokenness, God comes to us and invites us to come home.

  • A More Perfect Union, part 4: Faith and Politics

    November 21st, 2022  |  39 mins 46 secs

    When we see the other side as the enemy, everyone loses. When we learn instead to recognize that everyone has something to give, we can begin to grow toward a more perfect union, with liberty and justice for all.

  • A More Perfect Union, part 3: A Better Way

    November 14th, 2022  |  37 mins 7 secs

    The early church was compelling not because of what they believed, but how they behaved. In a chaotic culture of division, the first Christians were a peaceful presence who welcomed all, loved authentically, and let their light shine. Let’s do that again.

  • A More Perfect Union, part 2: One Nation Under God, Indivisible

    November 7th, 2022  |  39 mins 43 secs

    While disagreement is inevitable, division is a choice. When we choose to carry one another’s burdens instead of demonizing one another, what divides us fades, and we realize that we can disagree politically while loving unconditionally.

  • A More Perfect Union, part 1: Enemy #1

    October 31st, 2022  |  36 mins 11 secs

    The church’s greatest enemy is not a political party. It’s division. Instead of choosing one side over the other, we stand with Jesus in the messy middle because we can form a more perfect union by working together.