Cahaba Park Church Podcast

I. Peter in Lydda: Healing AeneasII. Peter in Joppa: Raising Tabitha

"Prayer si the autograph of the Holy Ghost upon the renewed heart." - SpurgeonI. A Change in Sauls' HeartII. A New Direction for Paul III. A Behavioral Change in Paul

I. Hostile hearts are seeking heartsII. God reveals himself to seeking heartsIII. God reveals himself through restriction

I. An Unwavering ObedienceII. A Providential AppointmentIII. An Aggressive EvangelismIV. A Heart Set Aflame

I. Living by the Spirit makes us BoldII. Boldness (often) leads to persecutionIII. Persecution strengthens the Church

IntroductionI. Stephen: A Godly Man and a Brutal DeathA. A Man Full of FaithB. A Man Full of the Holy SpiritC. A Man Full of GraceD. A Man Full of PowerE. A Man Who Baffled His OpponentsII. The Unbelieving World: Confused and AntagonisticConclusion— The Reflection of the Glory of God

I. Simple DefinitionII. A Sudden DenialIII. A Superlative Distinction IV. A Saving Demonstration

I. The Blinding Jealousy of the Jewish LeadershipII. The Immediate Encouragement of God to the ApostlesIII. The Profound Call of God Upon the ApostlesIV. The Stunning (Almost Humorous) Discovery of the CouncilV. The Uncompromising Commitment of the Apostles to Obey GodVI. The Simple Yet Enduring Message of the Gospel for All

I. They gathered together with God's peopleII. The prayed together as God's people A. They begin with praise for who God is B. They end with petition of boldness to articulate to GospelIII. God answers the prayer of His peopleIV. God is building them into His People A. They depended on the power of God B. They were one in purpose and vision C. They had all things in common D. The preached the Gospel

I. My. Most Pressing, Ever-Present Need A. I Need a Merciful Savior B. I need a Sovereign LordII. His Gracious, Most-Convincing Proof A. Evident of His Sovereignty B. Evidence of His Mercy

Tenebrae, which is a Latin word meaning “shadows,” has been observed in the church of Jesus Christ since the fourth century. On this Good Friday we remember the death of Jesus and recall his seven last words on the cross. As we remember the last words, we will extinguish the candles on the communion table, one by one. The gradual extinguishing of the candles will be accompanied by prayers and songs that cause us to contemplate Christ’s sufferings for us.

I. The Meaning Behind Palm Sunday II. The Ironic Misinterpretations A. The Religious Leaders B. The Crowd C. The Disciples