Church on Fire
Church on Fire: Life Together (Acts 2:42-47)
In Acts 2, the early church experienced power, miracles, growth, and transformation—but the Holy Spirit didn’t just create passionate individuals. He created a people. A shared life. A community devoted to truth, prayer, generosity, and fellowship. In this message from Preaching Minister Gordon Dabbs, Ph.D. based on Acts 2:42–47, we explore what it really means to live life together—and why it’s possible to attend church regularly while still missing God’s bigger agenda. 🔥 Spirit-filled churches are not built on hype.…
Church on Fire: Message & Messenger (Acts 2: 14-41)
What happens when an ordinary person suddenly finds their voice—and it changes everything? In this powerful message from Preaching Minister Gordon Dabbs, Ph.D., we watch Peter go from denial to bold declaration, preaching the first Gospel sermon in Acts 2 that sparks a movement still changing lives today. Discover how the Holy Spirit brings clarity, conviction, and courage—and why the message of Jesus still demands a response from every one of us.
Church on Fire: When the Fire Fell (Acts 2:1-13)
In Acts 2, everything changes. A small group of believers—waiting, praying, and unsure of what comes next—suddenly experience the unstoppable शक्ति of God. Wind. Fire. Languages. And a movement is born that will change the world forever. But not everyone responds the same way. Some are amazed. Some are curious. Some… explain it away. And that raises the question for us today: What do you do when God moves? In this message from Preaching Minister Gordon Dabbs, Ph.D., we explore…
Church on Fire: Waiting for Power (Acts 1:1-11)
In this opening message from Preaching Minister Gordon Dabbs, Ph.D., in our Witnesses: Stories from the Book of Acts series, we step into Acts 1 and discover a powerful truth: Jesus didn’t just finish His work… He began it. And that work continues through His people—even now. Before the Spirit falls in Acts 2, there’s a moment we don’t always talk about: waiting. Waiting for the promise. Waiting for power. Waiting on the kingdom. But this isn’t passive waiting. It’s…