Acts 8: Scattered to Serve - June 28, 2020

Welcome to this week's sermon. We've been able to meet outside every Sunday recently, and it's been great to look at the early church and learn lessons from the people who first preached of a resurrected Christ.

Three of the things we focused on while looking at the eighth chapter are:

  1. God uses and works in all circumstances
  2. The Holy Spirit provides
  3. Always be ready for God to move
Watch how the Holy Spirit moves Philip in this chapter, how Philip responds and the results that follow. God moves through Philip during his journey, not just at the end destination point. As a church, we need to be ready to be a part of the movements of God as they happen, and be available to the proddings of the Holy Spirit. 




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