Acts 4:10-12 Bible Teaching

Jesus: The Cornerstone of Faith and Salvation

In a recent teaching, we explored Peter's message in Acts 4, highlighting Jesus as the cornerstone of faith and the sole source of salvation, as echoed in scripture.

Acts 4:5-11 Bible Teaching

Faith, Courage, and the Spirit of Christmas

Gathering in the season's spirit, we celebrate with song and reflect on faith. Acts 4 inspires us with Peter's courage, reminding us of strength in Jesus Christ.

Acts 3:20-26 Bible Teaching

Acts 3: Repentance, Refreshing, and Restitution

In a recent teaching on Acts 3, Peter calls for repentance, linking it to "times of refreshing." The focus was on transitioning to grace under Christ's new administration.

1 Peter 5:8-14 Bible Teaching

Foundations of Faith and Spiritual Maturity

Reflecting on 1st Peter's closing chapter, we find a message of humility, vigilance, and faith. Believers are urged to humble themselves, stay vigilant, and remain steadfast in faith, as trials are shared globally. Suffering perfects and strengthens, challenging the idea of a hardship-free faith. Peter extends greetings and encourages love and unity.

Acts 3:16-19 Bible Teaching

Eternality of Hell: Rethinking Afterlife Punishment

Today's teaching explores Christ's inseparable love from Romans 8:35-39, His lament over Jerusalem in Matthew 23:37, and Peter's call to repentance in Acts 3.

Acts 3:12-15 Bible Teaching

Acts and the Archegos: Humility, Transition, and Eternal Life

At CAMPUS, we explore scripture every Sunday. Morning Milk covers Acts; afternoon Meat covers Romans, Hebrews, James, 1st Peter. Worship includes prayer and music.

Acts 2:46-3:3 Bible Teaching

Divine Wisdom, Believer's Duty, Early Church Unity, Spiritual Healing

We explored God's wisdom in Romans 11:33-36, believers' duty in James 4:17, early church unity in Acts 2:46-47, and spiritual healing in Acts 3, urging Gospel sharing.

Acts 2:44-47 Bible Teaching

Acts 2: Early Church Dynamics and Spiritual Growth

In a session on Acts 2, we explored the early Christian church's communal lifestyle, unity, and transition from old traditions, emphasizing spiritual growth and joy.

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