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Summary of Last Week’s Lesson: Two approaches to truth: Moral relativism is the belief that morality is not absolute and universal but rather conditioned by culture. No one system of belief is, therefore, superior to others or objectively “right.” Moral Objectivism is the belief that there is a universal,…

Big Idea for the Series: In the book of Acts, we see God advancing his Kingdom by his Spirit through his Church. FCF: As we willingly obey God’s commission, God prompts us, prepares the way for us, and produces the results for us. We are just the tool he uses! 25 Now when they had testified and spoken…

Summary of Last Week’s Lesson Apologetics = Defense Four Reasons to Study Apologetics: To advance the Gospel To promote tolerance for Christianity. To preserve sound doctrine ( orthodoxy ) and refute heresy. To promote steadfastness of believers b y demonstrating the rationality of the faith. Sources…

Big Idea for the Series: In the book of Acts, we see God advancing his Kingdom by his Spirit through his Church. FCF: There will always be people w ho resist the Spirit, refuse to believe the truth, and persecute those who declare it to them. But, Jesus is present with those who suffer for his name,…

Big Idea for the Series: In the book of Acts, we see God advancing his Kingdom by his Spirit through his Church. FCF: As the church goes, it grows, experiencing both the pains and the joy that come with the advancement of the Kingdom. 1 And Saul approved of his execution. And there arose on that day…