Episodes

Sunday Apr 21, 2024
"The Spiritual DNA of Every Person," Acts 17:22-34
Sunday Apr 21, 2024
Sunday Apr 21, 2024
Recorded 04/21/2024
Pastor Larry G. Stephens continues walking through the Book of Acts. In chapter 17:22-34, The Apostle Paul uses Greek Philosophers to build a gospel bridge with the people at Athens. By noticing the alter to the Unknown God, Paul demostrates:
I. Every Person Is Religious
II. Every Person is Dependent on God
III. Every Person Must Respond to the Truth of the Resurrection

Sunday Apr 14, 2024
"Stimulated by Your Surroundings," Acts 17:16-21
Sunday Apr 14, 2024
Sunday Apr 14, 2024
Recorded 04/14/2024:
Pastor Larry Stephens brings a message on the importance of exegeting one's surroundings. In other words, examine the culture to see what God is moving.
The Apostle Paul gives a great example of examining culture seen in Acts 17:16-21.
As one is stimulated by their surroundings...
I. We Will Identify Idols and Give Warning:
II. We Will Identify False Teaching and Vain Philosophies:

Sunday Apr 07, 2024
"Examining The Word, "Acts 17:10-15
Sunday Apr 07, 2024
Sunday Apr 07, 2024
Recorded April 07, 2024:
Pastor Larry Stephens shares from the books of Acts cahpter17 on the importance of examining the Word of God.
"When we examine God's Word, God's Word examines us"

Sunday Mar 24, 2024
"The Triumphant Entry: God Save Us," Matthew 21:9-11
Sunday Mar 24, 2024
Sunday Mar 24, 2024
Recorded 03/24/2024:
Pastor Larry G. Stephens brings a message and a reflection on "Holy Week," or "Palm Sunday." This the week leading up to the death of Jesus and His resurrection.
Pastor Larry encourages the church to evaluate, "what are we saved from, and what are we saved to?"
I. Save Us from What?
II. The World is Stirred
The concept of "Yearbook Theology" is borrowed from Dr. George Robinson, Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary, Professor of Global Disciple Making, Bailey Smith Chair of Evangelism

Sunday Mar 17, 2024
""A Dedicated Devotee...,"Acts 17:1-9
Sunday Mar 17, 2024
Sunday Mar 17, 2024
Recorded 03/17/2024.
Pastor Larry G. Stephens brings a message on the importance of consistently serving the Lord Jesus. By expounding from Acts 17:1-9, Pastor Larry uses Paul and Silas interaction with the people of Thessalonica to demonstrate their unwavering dedication to the Lord Jesus.
I. A Dedicated Devotee Will Consistently Demonstrate Jesus
II. A Dedicated Devotee Will Consistently Draw Naysayers

Sunday Mar 10, 2024
"The Book of Acts Series: 16:25-40, "Singing Hymns and Praising the Lord"
Sunday Mar 10, 2024
Sunday Mar 10, 2024
Recorded 03/10/2024:
Pastor Larry Stephens preaches a message from Acts 16:25-40 on the importance of singing and praising the Lord through song and prayer. Paul and Silas are a good example of making a "bad" situation into a Christ-centered situation. Paul and company and under the care of a Philippian jailer who will come to know the Lord Jesus.
This episode speaks to the importance of Worshipping the Lord Jesus in all situations and the truth that Spirit-led worship is gospel-centric.

Sunday Mar 03, 2024
"The Enemy Attacks, But..."Acts 16:16-24
Sunday Mar 03, 2024
Sunday Mar 03, 2024
Sermon Delivered, 03/03/2024:
Pastor Larry G. Stephens delivers a sermon on the importance of knowing and living in the victory of Jesus.
From Acts16:16-24, Paul demonstrates how the gospel message can attract the attention of the enemy, but Christ is the victor.
The Enemy Attacks, But...
I. ...The Name of Jesus is Superior.
II. ...There is Safety in Jesus (Life and Death).

Sunday Feb 25, 2024
"The Proper Place of Prayer," Acts 16:11-15
Sunday Feb 25, 2024
Sunday Feb 25, 2024
Recorded February 25, 2024
Pastor Larry Stephens brings a sermon, from Acts 16:11-15, on the proper place of pray. A few questions to consider, "When was the last time you prayed for your lost friends and family?" When was the last time you prayed for your church and the leaders?
The apostles looked for every opportunity to preach Jesus, and in this episode, the Lord called Lydia into salvation and she and her household was saved.