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Everything changes when the Holy Spirit arrives. On the Day of Pentecost, God fulfills His ancient promise to pour out His Spirit on His people. What begins with wind and fire becomes a defining moment in human history. God is gathering the nations under the name of Jesus, filling ordinary men and women with His presence, and empowering them to declare His mighty works. The same Holy Spirit who transformed the first disciples now dwells within every follower of Jesus—convicting us of sin, transforming our hearts, and empowering us to live boldly for Christ. 5 Things You’ll Learn 1. Why Pentecost marks a turning point in God’s redemptive plan. 2. Who the Holy Spirit is and how He transforms believers from the inside out. 3. How the events of Pentecost connect to Mount Sinai and the Tower of Babel. 4. Why the Holy Spirit empowers ordinary Christians to boldly proclaim Jesus, even in the face of opposition. 5. Why genuine revival begins with repentance and surrender to God. Support our mission and learn more atwww.alloflife.church Give to the work of the gospel herewww.alloflife.churchcenter.com/giving

Jesus is forming mature, dependent people who trust His Word, seek His will, and follow His leadership. In Acts 1:15–26, we see that work unfolding as Peter leads the disciples through Judas’ betrayal and the selection of a new apostle. This passage calls us to take our own responsibility seriously, trust God’s sovereign governance, and seek His direction together. The Jesus who died and rose to forgive our sins is also changing us—and teaching us to follow Him. Five things you’ll learn: 1. What Peter’s growth reveals about how Jesus forms mature disciples. 2. How Scripture helps us understand and respond to difficult circumstances. 3. How God’s sovereignty relates to our personal responsibility. 4. Why Judas’ betrayal calls us to examine our own hearts. 5. How to approach consequential decisions through Scripture, prayer, wise counsel, and faith. Support our mission and learn more atwww.alloflife.church Give to the work of the gospel herewww.alloflife.churchcenter.com/giving

Before the early church preached, grew, or carried the gospel to the nations, it prayed. In Acts 1:12–14, the disciples know Jesus has given them a mission, but they don’t yet know what comes next. Their response is to wait together and devote themselves to prayer. This message explores how praying together and praying in faith prepares us to follow Jesus wherever He leads. 5 Things You’ll Learn: 1. How do you prepare for what God has next when you don’t know what’s coming? 2. Why did the disciples respond to uncertainty by praying together? 3. Could an isolated prayer life be weakening your prayer life? 4. What does it actually mean to devote yourself to prayer? 5. What might God do through a church that truly depends on Him? Support our mission and learn more atwww.alloflife.church Give to the work of the gospel herewww.alloflife.churchcenter.com/giving

In Acts 1, Luke gives us a name-by-name list of the remaining 11 Apostles. They were very different men, and each became different from who he once was because Jesus changed him. Their stories invite us to ask: What might Jesus do through you if you resolved to say yes to him? In this message, you’ll explore: 1. What do the Apostles’ different stories show us about the people Jesus calls? 2. How did Jesus respond to Peter after his worst failure? 3. What changed in John, Matthew, and Simon as they followed Jesus? 4. What can we learn from an Apostle whose words and actions were barely recorded? 5. What next step of obedience might Jesus be calling you to take? Support our mission and learn more atwww.alloflife.church Give to the work of the gospel herewww.alloflife.churchcenter.com/giving

In Acts 1:1–11, Jesus gives His disciples an impossible mission—but He doesn’t leave them to accomplish it on their own. Before ascending to heaven, Jesus redirects their questions, promises the power of the Holy Spirit, and sends them to be His witnesses to the ends of the earth. This sermon explores what it means to trust God when we don’t have all the answers, depend on the Spirit for what we need, and faithfully do the next thing Jesus has called us to do. 5 Things You’ll Learn 1. Why you don’t need to know everything God is doing in order to obey Him. 2. How Jesus redirects the disciples from their plans and timelines to His worldwide mission. 3. What it means to be “baptized with the Holy Spirit” in Acts 1. 4. Why the Holy Spirit gives Christians power to bear witness to Jesus. 5. How Jesus’ ascension and promised return should shape the way Christians live and serve right now. Support our mission and learn more atwww.alloflife.church Give to the work of the gospel herewww.alloflife.churchcenter.com/giving

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What does the book of Romans ultimately teach us about the Christian life? As Paul closes his greatest letter, he reminds us that the same God whose power saves sinners is the God whose power strengthens, establishes, and keeps His people faithful to the end. The gospel doesn’t simply reconcile us to God—it transforms us into a diverse family of disciples who live for the glory of Jesus Christ. In this concluding message from our Romans series, Pastor Jared Lyda traces the sweeping story of Romans—from God’s power for salvation in chapter one to God’s power to establish believers in chapter sixteen—showing how the gospel changes everything. In this sermon, you’ll discover: · Why the power of God is enough to save you, strengthen you, and keep you faithful. · How the gospel forms an ordinary but extraordinary family united in Jesus Christ. · What Romans 16 teaches about the beauty, diversity, and mission of the local church. · How trusting Christ through suffering deepens faith and produces lasting endurance. · Why all of Scripture points to Jesus—and why He alone is the hope of the world. If you’re looking for a biblical overview of Romans, encouragement to persevere in your faith, or a deeper understanding of God’s purpose for His church, this message will help you see the beauty of God’s family and the greatness of the God who is able. Support our mission and learn more atwww.alloflife.church Give to the work of the gospel herewww.alloflife.churchcenter.com/giving

What is the church? Is it a building, a weekly service, or something greater? In Romans 16, the Apostle Paul closes his greatest theological letter with what many people skip—a long list of names. But these names reveal something extraordinary. They show us what the gospel of Jesus Christ produces: a beautiful and diverse family of redeemed people united by grace, serving together for the glory of God. This sermon explores how Jesus gathers people from every background into one spiritual family, why every believer has a meaningful role in the local church, and what it looks like to protect the unity Christ died to create. Along the way, you’ll discover the significance of Phoebe’s faithful ministry, the beauty of ordinary obedience, the power of gospel generosity, and the biblical call to develop spiritual discernment in an age of deception. Whether you’re new to Jesus, looking for a church home, or seeking to grow as a disciple of Jesus, Romans 16 offers a compelling picture of the kind of family only the gospel can create. In this sermon, you’ll learn: · Why the church is God’s redeemed family—not merely a building, denomination, or weekly worship service. · How the gospel unites men and women, Jews and Gentiles, rich and poor, into one family through Jesus Christ. · What Phoebe’s example teaches about Christian service, generosity, and partnering in gospel ministry. · Why God delights in ordinary faithfulness and how your quiet obedience matters in His kingdom. · How to recognize division, grow in biblical discernment, and protect the unity of the local church. Support our mission and learn more atwww.alloflife.church Give to the work of the gospel herewww.alloflife.churchcenter.com/giving