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How do you know you're called, meant for something greater? Throughout scripture, in the stories of the called, we find signs of the call on their life.

Manipulate. A word that normally has a negative ring. For you, it's time to make it a positive ring. What you expect determines your direction, for expectancy is another way of explaining Faith.

Pastor Brown continues our study of the book of Acts with an in depth study of the conversion of Saul into the man we know as the Apostle Paul.

The enemy's strategy to claim victory hasn't changed since the beginning of time: to harass, oppress, wear out, and all in all break down the people of God. He wants you to get frustrated, irritated, and lashing out at your neighbor. But know this, your moment of victory isn't after the enemy is defeated, it's when you decide to fight back.

Pastor Brown continues our study of the book of Acts with 4 key, influencing figures of the early church: Saul the Persecutor, Philip the deacon, Simon the sorcerer, and the converted Ethiopian Eunuch.

Restlessness and longing are two universal traits of the human heart, placed in us by God to remind us that eternity is waiting. We try and sate them with temporary things, but nothing helps. The only way to be filled is to realize you are empty, and let your emptiness lead you to crave righteousness.

2018-08-08 Wednesday Night Service Simeon Costa - "Tipping Point"

Why does the Bible matter? It's really old, a lot of people like it..a lot of people don't. What makes it so important? This book, ancient as it is and still thriving, is the ambassador of God to man. It connects us to him. No other book in history has come across so many attacks by its enemies and not only survived, but thrived. Proof of it's connection to a Living God.

David Gettys continues our study of the book of Acts, chapter 6.

Have you wondered, "If God is all powerful and wonderful, why does He need my praise?" The short answer is: He doesn't. Praise is for us.

Chapter 5 of our study of the book of Acts continues with the apostles being put on trial for daring to speak the truth of the gospel, and for showing up the religious leaders of the day, not knowingly through their talent, but unknowingly through the anointing of the holy spirit.

How did the crucifixion, the cross, become the most recognized symbol of victory when it was supposed to be a symbol of defeat? What should have solidified anger, resentment, shame, and revenge instead radiates nothing but peace, kindness, and compassion from its intended. This "victim" is our example, leading us to rise from the events of our circumstances to become greater than we are.

There is a great mystery given to Peter by Jesus, revealing to him that there are keys to the kingdom of heaven, keys to unlock. Unlock what? Keys to unlock the potential stored inside humanity.

Evangelist Simeon Costa continues his training of LifeStudies, a powerful outreach tool that draws it's effectiveness from the greatest tool of all, the living Word of God. https://www.lifestudies.cc

Why do people not grow in a healthy church environment? They attend, they worship, they "amen," yet they are no further along in their walk with God than when they first began it. In fact, they may have regressed. The answer lies in examination. Spiritual growth is determined by your choices, not your environment.

Sunday Sermon with special speaker Daryle Williams.

Famine, we can agree, is a bad thing. Biblically it's a type of testing.It produces restlessness, wandering, uncertainty, and confusion. It will drive you to a place where you are unsure of who your Father is, and his role in your life. What purpose could something so drastic serve? It restores.

Evangelist Simeon Costa begins his training of LifeStudies. A powerful outreach tool that draws it's effectiveness from the greatest tool of all, the living Word of God. https://www.lifestudies.cc

Sunday Service with Evangelist Simeon Costa

Acts chapter focuses on the boldness of the Apostles when faced with the Sadducee's persecution of their faith and their dismissal of the miracle that had taken place before their eyes. Peter, filled with the Holy Ghost, pokes holes in their arguments to dismiss this event as false.