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My message will analyze Simon Peter's sermon on the Day of Pentecost. If you have never paid much attention to Peter's sermon in Acts chapter 2, it might be a little different than you imagined. There is so much hullabaloo among the Pentecostals and Charismatics concerning the Day of Pentecost and the baptism of the Holy Spirit that we are often led to believe that Peter must have preached about the Holy Spirit on that day. As we study Acts 2.22-41 together, I want you to realize that Peter's Pentecostal sermon did not address the Holy Spirit of God. I am unaware of any sermon preached during the first century preserved in God's Word and has the precious Holy Spirit as its subject. The subject of the book of Acts is not the Holy Spirit. The subject of the book of Acts is the continuation, by Jesus Christ, of the work He began to do while on this earth.
If you do not have a Church home and you live in the Los Angeles area you are cordially invited to our services. Please remember, however, that the thrust of our Church's ministry is reaching the lost for Christ and training them. We are committed to each Christian being faithful to his present Church home.
Jesus placed the church at the very heart and core of His people's lives in ministry, and it should have that same place in our lives also.
Max Doner
Wednesday Bible Study - July 24, 2024 - 7:00PM tbd |
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Saturday Ask the Pastor - July 27, 2024 - 7:00PM Zoom 230 - "Grounded And Settled" Part 10 |
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Sunday Morning - July 28, 2024 - 10:45AM "Pastoral Pulpit Counsel For Wives" - Genesis 2.18-24 |
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Sunday Evening - July 28, 2024 - 6:00PM "The Body Of Christ: Metaphor Not Myth" Part 4 |
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Nursery is available during all in-person services. |